S1 - Dads in Pain - E3 - Anjelo Ratnachandra

Paul Biegler on why it still hurts and how knowledge can help overcome chronic pain

Paul Biegler is a science journalist and former doctor who has been on his own pain journey and he has recently released a fascinating new book that investigates the true sources of chronic pain.   Paul’s new book is called, 'Why does it still hurt? How the power of knowledge can overcome chronic pain’.

S1 - Dads in Pain - E4 - Dr Joshua Pate

Dr Joshua Pate is an accomplished pain scientist and producer of a range of pain education resources. His children’s books, Ted-Ed video and his very own video interview series ‘One Thing’ educate audiences in the millions. In this episode, Dr Pate shares how pain affects the whole household and how ‘social stories’ plays an important part in shifting societal understanding of chronic pain.

S1 - Dads in Pain - E3 - Anjelo Ratnachandra

Anjelo Ratnachandra is the founder of Beyond Pain and an award-winning practitioner who established one of the first private chronic pain/fatigue physiotherapy services in Australia.

S1 - Dads In Pain - E2 - Karra Eloff

Author and founder of The Chronic Pain Couple, Karra Eloff, discusses some key themes and strategies to support relationships for men (and their partners) who experience chronic pain.

S1 - Dads in Pain - E1 - Dr Matt McGregor

Matt is one of Australia’s leading psychologists with a rich history working with men from all walks of life. In this chat, he draws on parallels between chronic pain and exercise and sport and touches on the concept of ‘secondary gains’. It’s a great listen for both those managing and supporting those who manage chronic pain.