Improve your understanding of chronic pain and learn to better address the challenges of pain assessment and treatment. This practical, compact course allows learners to develop clinically relevant approaches to chronic pain management and develop a strong grounding in pain science to support further exploration.

This practical, compact course allows physicians and nurse practitioners to develop clinically relevant approaches to chronic pain management, including non-pharmacological treatments and prescribing best practices. Learners will develop a strong grounding in pain science to support further exploration.

Gain improved competence in providing complex pain care through free monthly virtual learning and mentorship sessions led by an interdisciplinary team of pain specialists and other community health care providers.

This compact, practical course will help physiotherapists, occupational therapists and other movement professionals gain the knowledge and skills they need to lead therapeutic movement and relaxation classes for people living with chronic pain.

This innovative and evidence-based workshop will explore the best practices of biopsychosocial chronic pain management in the context of real clinical case studies. Practitioners will learn about the latest research and how to apply it to their clinical practice.

In this free webinar, Maria Hudspith and Linda Wilhelm will discuss the work underway by the Canadian Pain Task Force, an external advisory body that is helping the Government of Canada better understand and address the needs of people living with chronic pain