Treating Pain: A predictive, evolutionary approach - October 11th and 12th 2024
Treating Pain: A predictive, evolutionary approach - October 11th and 12th 2024
This is a 2-day, weekend CPD course on the 11th and 12th of October 2024 from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.
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Key information
This course is for all manual therapy allied health professionals.
Both theory and practical elements will be taught. Including pain assessment, neuroevolutionary research, and interoceptive exercises.
It will take place from 9.30am-5.30pm on 11th and 12th of October 2024.
It counts as 16 hours of CPD covering all 4 aspects of the Osteopathic Practice Standards.
A certificate of attendance will be given to all those who successfully complete the course.
The course will take place at The British College of Osteopathic Medicine in London.
Video footage will be provided afterward.
You will be invited to join our community with weekly meetings and movement classes
The course does not include lunch or breakfast, but there are plenty of shops and restaurants close to the location. Coffee and Tea will be provided.
Research suggests that the structural model – the most dominant method in practice today - is insufficient for treating chronic pain. This CPD presents an innovative, evidence-based approach to treating chronic pain informed by neuroevolutionary research, nociception, and the predictive processing model for perception. Created and delivered by Josh Fein-Brown, M.Sc, M.Ost, ND: experienced osteopath and senior lecturer at The British College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Practical, hands-on clinical guidance for treating chronic pain informed by empirical evidence.
Lectures explaining key current theory and research in nociception, chronic pain, and the neurobiology of perception.
An experiential approach, immediately integrating the theory into experience with practical exercises and discussion
An interactive environment to learn and practice amongst peers.
Once complete, you will gain access to a burgeoning community with weekly meetings and movement classes
Day 1 Content:
Context lecture: From the First Cells to Homo Sapiens
Meditation: The Self as a Community
Lecture: The Evolution of Nociception
Practical: Learning how to rest
Lecture: The Neurobiology of Interoception
Practical: Improving Interoception - Increasing the Accuracy of Your Perception of Self
Day 2 Content:
Lecture: The Predictive Processing Model for Perception
Practical: The Rubber Hand Illusion
Mixed theory and practice: How to use the hands as tools for updating interoception
Practical Application of the theory – how to use these techniques in practice with your patients.
Address:
BRITISH COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
6 Netherhall Gardens
London
NW3 5RR
Contact Details:
Phone: 07872463402
Email: Joshua@feinhealth.co.uk