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Pain Explained: Clinical Pain Neuroscience & Rehabilitation
Understand pain neuroscience, nociception, sensitisation & movement behaviour for rehabilitation, coaching and clinical
5.012 reviews517 learners
- Beginner
- 1h 22m video
- 33 lectures
- English
- Updated 2026
Taught by Jen Summers Pain Science & Biomechanics Coach
- 1h 22m of on-demand video
- 33 lectures across 7 sections
- One-off payment — no subscription
- Lifetime access on web and mobile
- English audio
Curriculum
7 sections33 lectures1h 22m total
- Course Introduction4:12
- Why pain confuses clinicians and coaches4:08
- A Quick Note About Course Reviews0:44
- Why pain science matters in rehabilitation3:53
About this course
Pain is one of the most common reasons people seek help from clinicians, therapists, coaches and rehabilitation professionals. Yet despite how common it is, pain is often misunderstood. Many people are taught a simple model where pain equals tissue damage. In practice, things are rarely that straightforward. Athletes sometimes experience severe pain with very little structural injury, while others function well despite significant changes on imaging. Pain can persist after tissues have healed, fluctuate without ob…
Before you start
- No prior knowledge of pain science is required. The course explains concepts clearly and step-by-step.
- A basic interest in human movement, rehabilitation, sport, or health will help you get the most from the course.
- Some familiarity with anatomy or injury rehabilitation may be helpful but is not essential.
- This course is designed as an educational overview and does not require any specialist equipment or clinical setting.
Who it’s for
- Physiotherapy, sports therapy and rehabilitation students who want a clearer understanding of modern pain science.
- Personal trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, and fitness professionals working with clients recovering from injury.
- Sports therapists, massage therapists, and rehabilitation practitioners who want to improve how they explain pain to clients.
- Coaches and movement professionals who want to better understand why pain does not always reflect tissue damage.
- Anyone working in sport, exercise or healthcare who wants practical knowledge of how pain influences behaviour and recovery.
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