Alex Scott and James Morley

Supervisions in Pain

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A free learning series for community-based OTs and Physios: Real-world strategies for complex pain management Join us for a learning series designed specifically for community-based clinicians. We move beyond theory into real-world “supervision-style” discussions, unpacking the nuance, the struggle, and the practical strategies that actually move the needle. Hosted by Alex Scott and James Morley, two highly experienced community physiotherapists who collectively have 2 decades of community neuro experience as well as post-grad pain studies under their belt. What we’ll cover together: Untanglin...

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Alex Scott and James Morley

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E2: "How do I get them on board?" 18.05.2026 36:55

In our latest episode, Alex and James dive deep into the art and science of clinical breakthroughs. We’re moving beyond the textbook to explore how metaphors, learning styles and creative education actually land in the real world. James shares a fascinating case study involving a client facing significant barriers to recovery. When traditional explanations failed to click, a trip to Bunnings serve...

E1: "Where do I Start?" 05.03.2026 36:38

In our first full supervision session, Alex Scott brings a particularly challenging case to the table: a 14-year-old boy navigating persistent low back pain following a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and a complex refugee background. Alex and James unpack the imposter syndrome that often hits clinicians when faced with high-complexity cases and discuss why traditional pain education isn't always the...

Introducing Supervisions in Pain 05.03.2026 1:43

Welcome to the Supervisions in Pain learning series! In this introduction, hosts Alex Scott and James Morley share the story behind this series and why they are passionate about changing the conversation around chronic pain in the community. As community physiotherapists based in Melbourne with over 20 years of combined experience in neuro-rehabilitation, Alex and James noticed a gap: most pain ma...