
Rethinking Pain Behaviour in Physiotherapy: Sport & Rehabilitation (part 2)
A biopsychosocial approach to playing hurt By Jeroen van DijkenLength3h 9m
About this audiobook
The first Rethinking Pain Behaviour explored why one patient kept moving when the textbook said she should stop. This second volume asks the same question on a different field: what happens when an entire culture, not just one mind, rewards pushing through pain?
Drawing on the avoidance-endurance model together with a wide range of sport psychology and sport sociology research, this book follows physiotherapists, coaches, and athletes across team, individual, and combat sports, from a marathon runner ignoring a stress fracture to a kickboxer weighing a fight against a hand that hasn't finished healing. It sets kinesiophobia and fear of reinjury, well studied and well understood, against a far less discussed pattern: persistence that looks like dedication until it isn't.
Audiobook details
Rating★★★★★ 5.0 (1)
GenreEducation and Learning, Health and Wellness
Length3 hrs 9 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 24, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
2Part I - The Established Route
3Chapter 1 - A Different Playing Field
4Chapter 2 - Kinesiophobia and Time to Return to Sport
5Chapter 3 - Beyond the Knee
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6Chapter 4 - Formal Instruments in Depth
7Part II - The Other Route
8Chapter 5 - When Pushing Through Backfires
9Chapter 6 - Four Portraits of Persistence
10Chapter 7 - Cultures of Play: Team, Individual, and Combat Sports
11Chapter 8 - Practical Implications for the Sports Physiotherapist
12Part III - Toward Practice
13Chapter 9 - Working with the Team Around the Athlete
14Chapter 10 - A Clinical Vignette Worked Through
15Part IV - Widening the Lens
16Chapter 11 - Two ACL Patients, Two Patterns
17Chapter 12 - Reading the Body: Objective Return-to-Play Testing
18Chapter 13 - Youth and Adolescent Athletes: How the Pattern Is Learned
19Chapter 14 - Sex and Gender Across Both Routes
20Chapter 15 - REDs: When Endurance Becomes Deficiency
21Chapter 16 - The Injuries No One Hears About: Underreporting in Sport
22Chapter 17 - When Institutions Push Back
23Part V - Practice, Continued.
24Chapter 18 - Screening Before Injury: A Preventive Approach
25Chapter 19 - A Second Vignette: The Individual Athlete
26Chapter 20 - A Third Vignette: Combat Sports
27Chapter 21 - The Limits of the Model: What This Book Cannot Tell You
28Directions for Further Research
29Epilogue: The Thread Between Two Books
30Afterword
31Glossary of Terms: Appendix: The Instruments
32Appendix: The Instruments
33References