San Diego Pain Summit
Multidisciplinary Pain Management Conference
Moved Online- SD Virtual Pain Summit #virtualsdps21
February 19-21, 2021 Pacific Standard Time (PST)
Keynotes: Dr. John Launer and Dr. Melanie Noel
Multidisciplinary Pain Science Conference
Limited Spaces - Available: 242/250
February 19-21, 2020
$179 - First 20 registrants get $60 off, reg. $239!
Student Discount - $75
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Pain Science Education
Keep up with the latest discoveries and applications in pain management and science.
Evidence Based Practice
Integrate credible frameworks into your practice for better patient outcomes.
Build Relationships
Connect with practitioners and educators from around the world.
Improve Quality of Life
Human beings are occupational centered beings - meaning routine daily activities give people a sense of purpose. When experiencing injury and/or pain, this sense of purpose is disrupted, leading to anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and general loss of quality of life.
The San Diego Pain Summit is committed to helping clinicians learn how to work with their patients from a patient-centered perspective that is often lacking in healthcare.
The San Diego Pain Summit conferences and workshops adhere to the guidelines set by the International Association for the Study of Pain's Curriculum Outline On Pain For Physical Therapy.
Expert Pain Education Clinicians and Researchers
Start: February 19, 2021 Ends: February 21, 2021
Pacific Standard Time (PST) - Detailed schedule coming soon!
Meet the presenters for the 2021 SD Virtual Pain Summit.
Review the full list of presentation titles, synopses, and speaker biographies.
Keynote Dr. John Launer
"Conversations Inviting Change: Narrative-Based Practice in Health Care"
Keynote Dr. Melanie Noel
"Trauma and Pain: An Intergenerational Problem"
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Samantha Adcock
Title: TBA
Dr. Biafra Ahanonu
"Illuminating Neural Circuit Dynamics Of Pain Processing With In Vivo Imaging & Computational Techniques"
Michael Amato
"Pain and Attention: Focusing on the Lived Body"
Linda Crawford
"Do, Feel, Think--Humanizing the Pain Experience: An Occupational Therapy Perspective"
Dr. Blaise Doran
"Managing Persistent Pain In Young People: Assembling The Physical, Psychological, Social Through The Philosophical"
Amy Eicher
"A Tale Of Two Stories, Our Needs & Their Needs: The Power Of Words & How We Affect Conditions For Healing In Chronic Pain Patients"
Sheren Gaulbert
Title: TBA
Dr. Nathan Hutting
"DIY: Self-Management Support"
Paul McCambridge
"Implementation Of Clinical Guidelines - The Big Problem"
Richard McIlmoyle
"Stop searching for the Sasquatch"
Annie O'Conner
Title: TBA
Jackie Walumbe
“Just get on with it”- An Exploration Of The Ideological, Interventional And Experiential Meanings Of Self-Management Of Chronic Pain"
Dr. Rachel Zoffness
"CBT for Chronic Pain: Bridging the Gap between Medicine & Psychology"
Clinical Pain and Treatment Discussion Breakout Sessions
Meet the clinicians leading one hour breakout sessions for interactive, in-depth discussions on featured topics.
(More to be announced)
Trevor Barker
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Your SIM Bin, understanding and using DIM/SIM therapy to help your clients engage with self management.
Mari Hodges
Mindful movement breaks between sessions using the Alexander Technique
Laura Rathbone
Session 1 - ACT: Truth or Dare
Session 2 - What can we learn from talking to philosophers
