Evidence In Motion

This study tests whether imagining McKenzie back exercises (a type of movement therapy) can help reduce pain and improve movement in adults with low back pain. Forty participants who prefer extension-based exercises will try a single session of mental imagery. Researchers will me…

This study explores a new way to treat cervical radiculopathy (nerve pain in the neck and arm) by gently moving the nerves in the opposite, pain-free arm. It is for people who cannot tolerate direct treatment on their painful side due to sensitivity or fear. Forty adults will rec…

This study looks at whether a short lesson about how pain works (called Pain Neuroscience Education) can improve memory and change how people with chronic pain sense their body. About 50 adults with pain lasting over a year will take memory tests and draw where they feel pain bef…