Pain Science
Pain science knowledge is a key component of successful pain care. Integrating knowledge of assessing and treating the nervous system is important in both musculoskeletal health and pelvic health. Level 1 evidence supports the integration of pain neuroscience education into your clinical practice as an important facet of treating persons in pain.
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Embedding Patient Education: Embodied Cognition to Enhance Physiotherapy Outcomes (North America - EST - February 1)
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Embedding Patient Education: Embodied Cognition to Enhance Physiotherapy Outcomes (North America - EST - February 1)
$299.00 CAD
Reframing Communication: How Can I Make It Easier for People in Pain to Talk About Their Experience (North America - EST - May 1)
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Reframing Communication: How Can I Make It Easier for People in Pain to Talk About Their Experience (North America - EST - May 1)
$129.00 CAD
The Autonomic Nervous System Reframed: Polyvagal Theory and Pain Care for Regulation and Resilience (North America - EST - April 25)
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The Autonomic Nervous System Reframed: Polyvagal Theory and Pain Care for Regulation and Resilience (North America - EST - April 25)
$225.00 CAD