Is the Placebo Effect an Underrated Clinical Skill? @Physiotutors
Is the Placebo Effect an Underrated Clinical Skill?  @Physiotutors
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The placebo effect is often treated like something fake or inferior.

But what if it simply reflects a clinician’s ability to help patients believe they are safe, not broken, and capable of recovery?

In this episode, Bahram Jam reframes placebo as something deeply individual: the right message, at the right time, delivered in a way that makes sense to that specific patient.

A powerful discussion on chronic pain, therapeutic communication, and the skill of creating hope without false promises.

Listen to the full podcast in the Physiotutors App.

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