Build your capacity to assess and support people living with chronic pain through evidence-informed education and practical resources.
Improve health outcomes for the one in five Canadians with chronic pain by taking one of our evidence-based education programs.
Our wide range of continuing education opportunities are based on a laddered strategy that aims to increase chronic pain capacity among health care providers of all disciplines.
Pain science and evidence-informed approaches to care
Practical skills for assessing and supporting people living with pain
Knowledge and strategies that strengthen pain care in everyday practice
Connect with BC-based programs that strengthen chronic pain care — from mentorship networks supporting primary care providers to virtual learning communities led by pain specialists.
The BC Adaptive Mentorship Network for Pain, Mental Health and Substance Use (BCAMN) aims to build primary care capacity to support British Columbians living with chronic pain, mental health and substance use conditions.
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Gain improved competence in providing complex pain care and connect with a community of health professionals through free monthly virtual learning and mentorship sessions led by an interdisciplinary team of pain specialists and other community health care providers.
Pain BC's health care provider directory connects people living with pain to the right services faster. Health professionals can register to be listed, and existing members can log in to manage their listing.
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Build your knowledge and skills through evidence-informed online courses and learning opportunities.
Clinical resources, education, and tools to support pain-informed care.
Contact us to order physical copies delivered straight to your door, completely free of charge
Sign up for updates about Pain BC’s professional education opportunities and receive practical assessment tools, patient resources and information about upcoming learning opportunities.
800 – 525 West 8th Avenue,
Vancouver, BC V5Z 1C6.
1-844-430-0818
