Beyond Pain – Empowering Patients Transforming Care
Join us for a day of collaboration, practical insights and innovative approaches to understanding and improving care for patients with persistent pain.
Patient and clinical perspectives of persistent pain
Exploring the lived experience of persistent pain through the lenses of both the clinician and the patient, showing that while these perspectives can seem worlds apart, they hold the potential to complement each other, fostering deeper understanding and better care.
Understanding pain neuroscience
Sharing cutting-edge neuroscience making complex concepts approachable while showing how they can enhance care and outcomes. You will be equipped to integrate neuroscience into your daily practice with tangible benefits.
Making a positive diagnosis
Sharing positive diagnostic criteria so that you can reframe diagnosis as a constructive, empowering process for both the patient and clinician.
Effective consultations, empowering patients
Exploring how skillful language and knowledge of the therapeutic relationship can foster trust, collaboration and better outcomes.
The Explaining Pain Elevator Pitch
Demonstrating how we pitch new understandings of pain to our patients and clients in the settings of medicine, physiotherapy in both NHS and private settings, coaching, psychotherapy and counselling and helping you to develop your own ‘elevator pitch’.
Early bird tickets are £150 and regular tickets are £175, students can use code ‘STUDENT’ to get tickets for just £75. For more information click the button below.
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