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The Burden of Pain: Societal Impact of Pain (SIP) Updates
SIP is actively engaged in advancing pain management and treatment across Europe, advocating with the EU Commission, policymakers, and stakeholders on issues like Access to Treatment, the European Health Data Space, and mental health policies.
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, this instinct to withdraw can unknowingly lead to smaller, more limited lives. Discover practical steps to break free from this cycle.
Community Exercise chronic musculoskeletal pain for older adults
The focus of this project is to investigate the impacts of specialised exercise classes for people over 50 who live with chronic pain.
Exercise and chronic pain – Debunking myths
Living with chronic pain can make trying to achieve your weekly quota of physical activity extremely challenging. In this blog we address three exercise myths. Lets find movement that works for you!
Chronic Pain Ireland Wins Good Governance Award 2024
Chronic Pain Ireland is honoured to win the Good Governance Award 2024 for our Annual Report. A testament to transparency, accountability, and impact.
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...
Chronic Pain Ireland shortlisted for Good Governance Awards
We’re delighted to share the news that Chronic Pain Ireland has been shortlisted for the 2024 Carmichael Good Governance Awards
NERVEmber 2024
During November, Chronic Pain Ireland aims to raise awareness of neuropathic pain which is in support of the International Pain Foundation campaign NERVEmber™ The campaign uses NERVEmber™ to create awareness for over 150 conditions that have nerve pain as a symptom.
Major new research chronic pain in older adults
University of Limerick in partnership with Chronic Pain Ireland and Limerick Sports Partnership is beginning a major new research study into chronic pain in older adults and how exercise can help alleviate it.
Breaking Barriers: Sex and Gender in Chronic Pain a hybrid event
Breaking Down Barriers: University of Galway and Chronic Pain Ireland Host Event on Sex and Gender in Chronic Pain...
Empower yourself by taking an active role in your pain management
Empower Your Chronic Pain Management | Take Control with Chronic Pain Ireland. Discover strategies to take control of your health, improve treatment outcomes, and enhance your well-being. Join our support groups and workshops for guidance on living better with chronic pain.
Work and Access programme launched
Work and Access programme launched The Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys TD, has launched Work and...