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Events

 

 

Brain Embodiment: Transformational Pain Treatment

 

Why Attend This Workshop?

 

The brain has long been the forgotten frontier in treating pain patients. This is changing with new discoveries as a result of advanced imaging techniques that allow us to identify areas of the brain that are damaged by various pain states. The discovery that our brains change throughout our lives has exciting implications for treating people suffering with persistent pain. These changes help us to learn new tasks, be creative, adapt to new challenges and gain wisdom over the course of our lives. Unfortunately, where persistent pain is involved, this same changing brain leads to relentless and constant pain, anxiety and depression. The brain is and always has been a unifying part of the body. Techniques incorporating manual therapy and brain-based treatment can be applied to teach individuals to use thoughts, images, sensations, memories, soothing emotions and movement to improve pain, function and quality of life. The techniques presented in this workshop are designed to integrate treatment of brain and body to teach practitioners; people in pain, and those involved in their care approaches that will not only change practice, but also help people in pain dramatically improve their own ability to manage their lives.

 

Date/Time:

August 27-28 in Portland, OR

October 22-23, 2010 in Eugene, OR

Choose the date and city that works best for you!

Accreditation:   Earn up to 10 CME/CEU hours.
Register: Register now at: www.painsociety.com

 

Questions? Call: (503) 360-1171 or (541) 345-7300

 

 

 

Pain Management and Treatment for the 21st Century Healthcare Worker

 

Sponsor: Advanced Healthcare Education
Video Presentation: by Tom Watson, PT DPT Med, Chair of the Education Advisory Committee American Academy of Pain, Commissioner on the Oregon Pain Commission
Target Audience: Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists
Cost: $19.88-$98.88 (1-6 hours, you can choose which topic(s) you want)
Web site: www.ahceducation.com/
Modules Approved by Nevada PT Board: 1-4 and 6.
The 6 hour pain program course content:
  1. Neurobiology of pain including nociception processes, neuropathies, peripheral and central anatomy and transmission of pain to the brain
  2. Chronic Pain Pharmacology describing the 6 categories of pain medications, interactions of pain meds and nutritional supplements
  3. The Mystery of Craniofacial pain (TMJD/Headaches/Tic Doloreaux)
  4. Sciatica and Fibromyalgia, What are they?
  5. CAM - Complimentary and Alternative Approaches to Pain Management (including acupuncture, nutritional supplements, cannabis and prayer)
  6. PT and Pain Management

 


 

 

Ongoing CEU Opportunities

 

Oregon Pain Management: 6 Units
Provided by: ATrain Education, Inc
 
Where: http://www.atrainceu.com/state_ceus.php
 
What: A 6-unit accredited online course that meets the pain management requirement for Oregon healthcare professionals. Read the course, pass the test, register and pay, then print your certificate.
 
Information: ATrain Education, Inc is an approved provider through the American Nurses Credentialing Center, the CA Board of Registered Nursing, and the Florida Board of Nursing. For more information visit our website at www.ATrainCeu.com, call 707 459-1315, or e-mail: Sharon@ATrainCeu.com.

 


 

Pain Management for Nurses - an online CE option

 

provided by- OHSU School of Nursing

 

What: There are five modules that can be taken as a core offering or as individual modules. Participants can select modules specific to their area of practice.

 

Where: For more information and to register online visit, www.ohsu.edu/son/ce and click on "Pain Management for Nurses"

 

Information: The OSBN has developed pain management curriculum guidelines & this course has been developed in conjuction with those guidelines. This course meets the 6 CEU credits required for RNs and LPNs in Oregon.

 

 


 

 

PCC Pain Management Seminar

 

Portland Community College offers a pain management seminar four times a year. The program is titled "Pain Management for Health Professionals" and will fulfill the six hour portion of the continuing education requirement in approved CEU's. You may call (503)977-4933 for more information or visit the PCC website at www.pcc.edu/registration/

 

 


 

 

Other ongoing opportunities

 

 

 


 

 

Mandatory training for medical professionals.

 

The Oregon Pain Commission's one-hour, online, Oregon-specific pain management education course. Read more

 

To register and take this online course, go to the Oregon Pain Management Program Web site

 

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