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The Neuroscience of Chronic Pain

The Neuroscience of Chronic Pain
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Highlights
  • Immediately improve your understanding of the science behind chronic pain
  • Strategies to help your chronic pain patients
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Americans with chronic pain continue to increase with current data estimating around 25% of the population meet the definition. Additionally, it’s estimated 1 in 5 patients walking into your clinic have pain due to central sensitization, patients presenting with a persistent vicious pain cycle. There is an ever-growing body of evidence on strategies to manage these pain presentations. This course will dive into pain mechanisms and offer beginning strategies to immediately getyour patients on the path of healing.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Immediately improve your understanding of the science behind chronic pain
  • Strategies to help your chronic pain patients
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4/5

Whitney (CA) on Sep 28, 2026

thank you! just one quick note: the presenter referenced "andrew lou", i believe he was actually referring to adriaan louw.

4/5

Julie (ID) on Sep 25, 2026

would have been nice to have a longer more in depth class

4/5

Mary Ann (IA) on Sep 04, 2026

new awareness

5/5

Jennifer (TX) on Jul 24, 2026

loved the coca-cola example and how instructor responded to questions

3/5

Addy (TX) on Jun 28, 2026

i appreciated the visuals along with the audio and video.

5/5

Debra (TX) on Jun 23, 2026

excellent instructor!

5/5

Marvin (SC) on Jun 07, 2026

it's a great and very informative course. simple things that you can incorporate with your treatment with patients having chronic pain.

5/5

Steve (VA) on May 23, 2026

i like the pragmatic approach

2/5

Annette (CA) on May 18, 2026

the speaker was not effective at all. for the 1 hr he had he didnt focus on what's important.. most of the time he spoke about himself

3/5

Alix (GA) on May 14, 2026

i came away with one basic thought, that pain responses are amplified by previously learned situations. but i did not learn what to do about it.


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