a World of HURT Central Nervous System Pain Mechanisms Patient Education & Exercise Course
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This two day course focuses information critical to the assessment and treatment of patients dominated by Central Nervous System CNS Pain Mechanisms. The course will aid the sub grouping of CNS mechanisms into Central Sensitivity Affective and Motor Autonomic mechanisms. Incorporating the scientific literature and strategies for Cognitive Behavior Therapy Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Motivational Interviewing approaches promoting when best utilized for each pain sub group. This course will present specific patient motivational pain science education approaches specific functional exercise prescriptions and central nervous system sensorimotor retraining. Outlining Chapter Six Seven and Eight of A World of Hurt A Guide to Classifying Pain pain clinicians will learn how to assess and classify CNS pain mechanisms including Central Sensitivity Affective and Motor Autonomic utilizing psychometric measures outcome measures CNS sensory and motor evaluations. This course will focus on specific interventions of pain science patient education topics patient readiness questionnaire motivational interviewing strategies graded exposure functional return and sensorimotor retraining for each central nervous system dominated pain mechanism. Video paper cases and live patient demonstrations when available will aid application to each clinicians practice by understanding the importance of the words and moves necessary to reverse CNS pain mechanisms.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Chiropractor
Disclosure statements
Financial:
The presenters Annie O’Connor and Melissa Watson will receive an honorarium and expenses for teaching this course.
Nonfinancial:
Annie O’Connor is the CEO & Founder of World of HURT LLC and co-author. World of HURT LLC is the publisher and receives royalties for the: