Challenging Pain is a short course designed to help chronic pain sufferers learn techniques and develop skills designed to manage chronic conditions and regain control of their lives.

Although this program is conducted by Arthritis & Osteoporosis NT, it is relevant for all people experiencing pain due to chronic conditions – not just arthritis or osteoporosis.Feedback from Challenging Pain participants

Provided under license from Arthritis Care UK and Arthritis SA, this short course consists of two 2½ hour sessions delivered a week apart.

Week One topics include:

  • What is your pain?
  • Know you pain
  • Why challenge pain?
  • Conscious breathing
  • Why exercise?
  • Setting personal goals
  • Managing stress
  • Relaxation exercises

Week Two topics include:

  • Feedback from goal setting
  • Diversion techniques and pacing
  • Managing negative thoughts
  • Can clear communication help?
  • Review of pain techniques
  • Information and sharing resources
  • Can other therapies help?
  • Medication

Bookings are essential.

2012 dates

Wednesday, March 21, 6pm to 9pm

Wednesday, March 28, 6pm to 9pm

Contact AONT for more information or register your interest in upcoming workshops via the form below. We will add your name to a list of interested parties and will contact you as soon as the dates and venues have been finalised. Thank you.

Challenging Pain: Expression of Interest

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