Prof. Lorimer Moseley and Permission to Move!

Professor Lorimer Moseley has written an insightful (and funny) foreword to our new book Permission to Move. In it, he affectionately writes of his own learning, the book’s importance, and the motivations of co-author Dave Moen.

“His journey has pulled in an impressive array of experts, and in each case he has taken the best of it and built a blended model of care that is both sensible and doable (Lorimer Moseley).”

It has been more than five years of development, thinking and rethinking, and we are proud to present Permission to Move – a book about pain science with a refreshingly simple approach to treating chronic pain.

Permission to Move responds to the complexity of pain by offering a minimalist solution that focuses on the modifiable factors that predict recovery.

It’s a realistic model clinicians can use in everyday practice that is founded on the remarkable biology of how pain works.

“I recommend more patients to Dave’s clinic – the authors of this book – than I do to anyone else. This is because I think they are indeed filling an important missing bit. I recommend this book to clinicians who want to instil confidence in their clients that it’s indeed safe to move and that it’s possible to retrain their system back to a normal life (Lorimer Moseley).”

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Professor Lorimer Moseley is a founder of Tame the Beast and multi-award winning pain scientist. He has written an insightful foreword to our new book. 

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Click the link to read Lorimer’s full foreword.

Dave Moen