Physical therapist (2006), master in Physiotherapy (2013), doctor in Physiotherapy (2015) and postdoc (2018). Doctoral studies in Griffith University (2015). Currently work as adjunt professor at Federal University of São Carlos, with activities related to teaching and researching. Has experience in Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, focusing on Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy, acting on the following subjects: biopsychosocial aspects of chronic pain, shoulder and manual therapy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Primary dysmenorrhea (PD) can be defined as pain felt during the menstrual period, in the absence of an associated pelvic disease, unlike secondary dysmenorrhea, which is associated with some pelvic pathology. The intensity of pain in PD varies depending on the woman, and appears to be related to psycho-emotional factors. Furthermore, this condition can have major impacts on women's well-…
Introduction: Shoulder pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions in the general population. Behavioral aspects seem to significantly influence the variability of symptoms in this population, however, it is still unclear how personal variables, such as sex and age, can influence this relationship. Objectives: To verify whether the personal aspects of sex and age modulate th…
Shoulder pain is a health condition present in approximately 1/3 of the world population, and is generally related to functional limitation, with a higher prevalence in women. Although physical therapy treatment is effective to improve pain and function, half of this population evolves with pain chronicity. Aspects of body structure and function are related to the prognosis of shoulder pa…
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Dysmenorrhea is a common condition of abdominal or pelvic pain of gynecological origin. Menstrual literacy is knowledge about the menstrual cycle, the biopsychosocial factors involved in menstrual symptoms and how to take care of menstrual health. Therefore, it is necessary to make health literacy viable for society as an important ally for adherence, motivation and attraction to the educ…
Chronic musculoskeletal pain is one of the main causes of suffering and disability. Pain neuroscience education is necessary to reconceptualize pain as less threatening and help individuals understanding their clinical condition. Health literacy is a great ally in self-management of chronic pain since it allows the acquisition of knowledge, skills and self-confidence to make decisions re…
The aim of this study is to determine the biomechanical effects of Mulligan's Mobilisation-with-Movement (MWM) and tape in patients with chronic musculoskeletal shoulder pain. This project will be the first study looking at the effect of combining MWM and tape, which has previously demonstrated superior improvements in range of motions compared to sham and control interventions. The aim o…
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