Background Some physiotherapists find assessing and managing clients experiencing
psychological distress challenging and are uncertain regarding the boundaries of the …

Despite clinicians being important actors in the context of uncertainty, their experiences
navigating uncertainty remain largely unexplored. Drawing on a theory-driven post …

Introduction Distress is part of the experiences and care for people with chronic low back
pain. However, distress is often pathologised and individualised; it is seen as a problem …

The biopsychosocial model is currently considered by most researchers and clinicians to be
the best approach to low back pain (LBP) care. The model was popularised in LBP care in …

Introduction Trauma is common and may lead to lasting adverse effects on health. Trauma-
informed practice does not treat trauma but uses a strengths-based approach to encourage …

Established research supports collaborative patient-clinician communication as a means of
improving pain management and decreasing opioid use by patients with chronic pain …

Purpose Cognitive functional therapy (CFT) is an individualised person-centred
biopsychosocial intervention that demonstrated large and sustained clinically important …

Purpose Psychosocial factors are a barrier to recovery for people with musculoskeletal pain
and psychosocial screening tools are consistently recommended by best practice guidelines …

Background Despite efforts to support physiotherapists in integrating psychosocial aspects
of care to biological ones, clinical practice remains dominated by biomechanistic priorities …

Background All health professionals have a role in suicide prevention, although little is
known about physiotherapists' contact with clients experiencing suicidal thoughts and …