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The Burden of Pain: Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Updates

The Burden of Pain: Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Updates

SIP Launches ‘The Burden of Pain: A Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Book of Evidence The Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Platform recently announced the launch of its newest resource entitled ‘The Burden of Pain: A Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Book of Evidence’. Chronic...
This winter embrace liberation, not hibernation – chronic pain

This winter embrace liberation, not hibernation – chronic pain

As cold weather and dark skies arise, we may be tempted to hibernate – staying home and keeping cosy as much as possible. This seems like an intuitive way to care for ourselves.However, living with chronic pain, it becomes easy to gradually and unconsciously reduce...
Community Exercise chronic musculoskeletal pain for older adults

Community Exercise chronic musculoskeletal pain for older adults

Community Exercise chronic musculoskeletal pain for older adults – ComEx Pain About our research: The University of Limerick, in partnership with Chronic Pain Ireland and Limerick Sports Partnership, is running an innovative community-based research study to...
Exercise and chronic pain – Debunking myths

Exercise and chronic pain – Debunking myths

Exercise and chronic pain – Debunking myths Being physically active has a positive influence on both our physical and mental health.  Living with chronic pain can make trying to achieve your weekly quota of physical activity extremely challenging.  This challenge...
Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Good Governance Award 2024

Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Good Governance Award 2024

Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Good Governance Award 2024 Chronic Pain Ireland is delighted to announce that we have won the Good Governance Award 2024 for our Annual Report in Category 1 (organisations with an annual turnover under €100,000). This recognition celebrates...
Finding Joy Beyond Pain – Ruth’s Story

Finding Joy Beyond Pain – Ruth’s Story

Home /Member Stories Living with Spina Bifida: Finding Joy Beyond the Pain  I was diagnosed with spina bifida at birth and was lucky enough to be operated on by a wonderful surgeon. He explained to my father that he was going to operate and there was a chance that I...
Chronic Pain Ireland Call for Action – General Election 2024

Chronic Pain Ireland Call for Action – General Election 2024

Chronic Pain Ireland General Election Call for Action 2024 With between 663,000 and 1,836,000 people in Ireland living with chronic pain, it’s crucial that our health system, political leaders, and local representatives work together to address this often...
Turning Pain to Power – Amanda’s Story

Turning Pain to Power – Amanda’s Story

Home /Member Stories From Pain to Power – one small step at a time Back in 2003, I was a busy working mother with 4 children and a full-time job. I was going to the gym 2-3 times a week and entering fitness competitions. The weekends were usually spent cycling or...
Chronic Pain Ireland shortlisted for Good Governance Awards

Chronic Pain Ireland shortlisted for Good Governance Awards

Chronic Pain Ireland Shortlisted for the Carmichael Good Governance Awards! We’re delighted to share the news that Chronic Pain Ireland has been shortlisted for the 2024 Carmichael Good Governance Awards.  This recognition is a huge honour for our team, volunteers,...
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