Pain-Ed was developed to inform the public and health care practitioners about the latest pain research; to dispel common myths about pain; and to provide hope for change. Patient Stories A series of patient stories to provide hope to people … Read More
The Retrain Pain Foundation provides free online pain education to the public. They believe that pain patients throughout the world deserve access to accurate and up to date information about pain rehabilitation. The courses have been translated into over 20 languages. … Read More
Understanding pain means thinking about it a little differently than we’re used to. Pain isn’t something we can detect, it’s an experience we have based on how we interpret a whole lot of different information. This video helps re-frame pain … Read More
Helping people with musculoskeletal pain to have access to reliable and usable evidence-informed information, resources and skills to assist in the co-management of their pain. The website offers short, accessible videos including: Pain stories How people have managed musculoskeletal pain … Read More
Professor Peter O’Sullivan discusses some of the widely held myths about back pain. These myths have negatively impacted the perception and treatment of people with back pain. The video shows where we often go wrong with back pain treatment, and … Read More
The Pain Toolkit is for people who live with persistent pain and the healthcare teams who support them. It helps people all over the world self manage persistent pain. Living With Persistent Pain Pete Moore, creator of the Pain Toolkit, … Read More
Low back pain is a common annoying or debilitating experience. It’s a primary reason people visit a health care professional and generates a lot of claims about “fixes”. Current research shows that rather than one “fix” there are many ways … Read More
