Why the “Find It and Fix It” Model Fails in Chronic Pain @Physiotutors
Why the “Find It and Fix It” Model Fails in Chronic Pain  @Physiotutors
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
For many clinicians, chronic pain can feel like a problem we simply have not found yet.

But what if the issue is not a hidden structural fault waiting to be fixed?

In this episode, Bahram Jam reflects on why the traditional “find the problem and fix it” model often falls short in persistent pain—and why clinicians may need to look beyond structure to better understand fear, beliefs, protection, and the nervous system.

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Why the “Find It and Fix It” Model Fails in Chronic Pain

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