The Physiotherapist’s Role in the Management of Persistent Pain
- Fysiobasen

- Jan 22
- 5 min read
Persistent pain represents one of the most complex challenges in physiotherapy practice. Unlike acute pain, persistent pain cannot be understood solely as a direct consequence of ongoing tissue damage. Instead, it reflects an interaction between biological processes, nervous system modulation, psychological factors, and social context. This complexity places substantial demands on the physiotherapist’s clinical reasoning, communication skills, and professional judgement.








