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The Pain Science Division is a special interest group of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association that serves physiotherapists who have an interest in better understanding and managing pain and in connecting with likeminded clinicians, educators and researchers.   Jordan Miller, PT, Division C...

Pain Science to Practice Discussion Groups Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the complexities of pain? Do you ever feel uncertain about how to use information about pain science to help your patients? Do you want to feel more confident reading and interpreting pain research? Do you want to connect ...

We usually come across Shakespeare’s “What is in a name?” quote when people are trying to explain that names don't really matter; that all you need to know is what something is, not what it's named. As it turns out, naming problems has had a significant effect on male pelvic pain and how it is tr...

Pain Science Community International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) - A professional forum for science, practice, and education in the field of pain. American Pain Society (APS) – American chapter of the IASP. Canadian Pain Society (CPS) – Canadian chapter of the IASP. Canadian Pain Coa...

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May 2017 Behaviour Change We would like to draw our readers’ attentions to a great resource for clinicians looking to expand their knowledge of pain. The Canadian Institute for the Relief of Pain and Disability creates and shares evidence-based resources and information, including a wide range of...

  The Pain Science Division offers annual grants to outstanding members who have contributed to the field of Pain Sciences. Check out the list of awards below to see if you qualify.   Pain Science Division Awards The Pain Science Division Grant for Pain Research  Pain is a prevalent and growing...

The 2nd Pain UnConference  When: Saturday May 27th 2017
Location: Edmonton, Alberta (with satellites in Halifax, Montreal, Barrie and Hamilton) What is an UnConference and how is this different from a conference? UnConferences are events run by participants. Attendees can submit topics or ch...