ASpida: Against Stigma Pain pain intervention development approach ASpida is an innovative community-based program that aims to tackle the effects of stigma in chronic pain. University College Cork researchers in conjunction with Chronic Pain Ireland used direct input from our members to developed this programme are now offering you the opportunity to take part in […]
This Monday, CPI Members will attend a workshop organised by UCD Researchers so that additional feedback on virtual reality scenarios they are developing to support student education about pain can be given. The VR-PAIN project aims to improve pain science clinical reasoning skills in Physiotherapy Programmes in three universities across Europe by developing virtual reality scenarios. […]
This 5 session course is delivered online over 5 weeks in a 2 hour session. The course focusses and looks at key ideas in the self-management of chronic pain and encourages participants to explore ways to both manage their condition and cope better. The course offers a special kind of flexible interactive experience in which questions, feedback, discussion and mutual support are an important part of the process.
Each month CPI holds our peer to peer network meetings which are facilitated by our current Chairperson. It's a safe, inclusive space to meet others, to chat, share and support each other. Our membership feedback regularly mentions the importance of speaking with others where they can chat openly without judgement and connect with others. This […]
ASpida: Against Stigma Pain pain intervention development approach ASpida is an innovative community-based program that aims to tackle the effects of stigma in chronic pain. University College Cork researchers in conjunction with Chronic Pain Ireland used direct input from our members to developed this programme are now offering you the opportunity to take part in […]
ASpida: Against Stigma Pain pain intervention development approach ASpida is an innovative community-based program that aims to tackle the effects of stigma in chronic pain. University College Cork researchers in conjunction with Chronic Pain Ireland used direct input from our members to developed this programme are now offering you the opportunity to take part in […]
ASpida: Against Stigma Pain pain intervention development approach ASpida is an innovative community-based program that aims to tackle the effects of stigma in chronic pain. University College Cork researchers in conjunction with Chronic Pain Ireland used direct input from our members to developed this programme are now offering you the opportunity to take part in […]
This 5 session course is delivered online over 5 weeks in a 2 hour session. The course focusses and looks at key ideas in the self-management of chronic pain and encourages participants to explore ways to both manage their condition and cope better. The course offers a special kind of flexible interactive experience in which questions, feedback, discussion and mutual support are an important part of the process.
Workshop : Chronic Pain - Hope & Acceptance Acceptance is the big idea in pain management, but it’s hard to do! In the session we will look at: Understanding acceptance properly Making sense of where you are Reframing acceptance Hope – high road vs low road Chronic Pain Ireland has for many years offered self-management […]
This 5 session course is delivered online over 5 weeks in a 2 hour session. The course focusses and looks at key ideas in the self-management of chronic pain and encourages participants to explore ways to both manage their condition and cope better. The course offers a special kind of flexible interactive experience in which questions, feedback, discussion and mutual support are an important part of the process.
This 5 session course is delivered online over 5 weeks in a 2 hour session. The course focusses and looks at key ideas in the self-management of chronic pain and encourages participants to explore ways to both manage their condition and cope better. The course offers a special kind of flexible interactive experience in which questions, feedback, discussion and mutual support are an important part of the process.
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