Extending our gratitude for your participation in yet another successful Pain Society event! A weekend brimming with new connections and valuable takeaways that positively impact someone's experience with pain. Stay tuned as we prepare to share exclusive recorded presentations in the following weeks.
Our 17th Annual Conference
There are three options available when parking at, or near The Westin Edmonton.
Option One: An Impark Lot, located at the hotel
The daily rate is $20 if you arrive prior to 0900h and pay at the Impark station. Please be mindful of exit times.
Option Two: A $38 daily rate to self park and $50 for valet parking that is added to your hotel invoice.
Option Three: Canada Place Lot 360, a 6-minute walk away.
The daily rate is $19 or enjoy our Conference Rate from 1400h Thursday to 1400h Sunday with in/out access for $39 total.
Use code 7342 for both rates PainAB24 (for 24 hrs.) and PainAB4D (for Thu-Sun).
Enjoy the many amenities offered at the hotel.
A fitness center
Pool and spa area
Pet-friendly rooms
Diverse dining options
We will leave it to you to decide what makes you feel safest and supported.
Masks and hand sanitizer will be available at the registration desk. If you need additional accomodations, please let us know.
1145h — Dr. Al-Noor Mawani
Mindfulness and Acceptance Based Interventions for the Management of Chronic Pain
1145h — Dr. Elisabeth Saxton
ACT and Mindfulness
1250h — Take a break and nourish yourself! This is a great time to network with our exhibitors and other attendees.
Join us for a presentation by Teva Pharmaceuticals.
Lunch
1400h — Dr. Ameya Bopardikar
British Columbia Room
Interventional Pain Management – Practical Applications and Decision Making for your patients.
1400h — Dr. Ivonne Hernandez
Alberta Room
Trigeminal Neuropathic Pain
1400h — Jennifer King and Bree Rutten
Turner Valley Room
Chronic Pain and Intimacy
What's Happening Next?
1930 - 2130h
The Main Foyer
Continue the conversation after Friday's panels at our welcome reception. Join us in the foyer for hors-d'oeuvres and a cash bar.
Our Welcome Reception
1830h — Cocktails
1900h — Gala Commences
1915h — Dinner
2130h — Dance
Celebrate new ideas, practices, and connections. Our formal, adults only event includes dinner, dancing, and prizes for our passport winners.
* Winners must be in attendance to win
* Cash bar available
The Presidents Gala
Our Exhibitor Passport
Explore our diverse exhibitor showcase, and have the chance to win 1 of 3 Visa gift cards.
Our Networking Passports
Exchange insights with experts and peers during our event and have the chance to win 1 of 2 Visa gift cards.
*Winners announced at the Gala
Connect and Collect
Seize the chance to expand your professional network and exchange insights with experts and peers.
Registration
Main Ballroom, Second Floor
1530h
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Dr. W. J. Becker
1555h
Nerve Blocks and Other Procedures in Migraine Management
Dr. Scott Jarvis
1600h
+ Identify ideal patients for pericranial nerve blocks and sphenopalatine ganglion blocks.
+ Formulate techniques to quickly landmark sites for pericranial nerve blocks.
+ Recognize multiple approaches for maximizing benefits and minimizing risks associated with pericranial nerve blocks.
Only the Needle Knows: Procedures for Diagnosing & Managing Headaches Related to Neck Problems
Dr. Ameya Bopardikar
1635h
+ Identify and select patients who may benefit from interventional management.
+ Explore techniques for interventional headache and neck pain management.
+ Utilize evidence-based practice, and guideline-based practice in accessing appropriate
interventions.
Moderated Question and Answer
Dr. Werner Becker, Dr. Scott Jarvis, Dr. Ameya Bopardikar
1710h
Dinner
North Foyer, Buffet.
1730h
Exhibitor Booths are open.
Acute Therapy of Migraine and Medication Overuse Headache in Adults: 2023
Dr. Farnaz Amoozegar
1815h
+ Gain an understanding of the variety of medications available for the acute treatment of migraine attacks, including older and newer therapies.
+ Optimize acute migraine therapy for an individual patient based on headache characteristics and other factors.
+ Recognize and manage medication overuse headache.
Acute Therapy of Migraine in Children and Adolescents: Old favourites and new options for the clinician.
Dr. Thilinie Rajapakse
1850h
+ Distinguish between pediatric and adult migraine and how knowledge of differences can facilitate prompt recognition and treatment of migraine in children.
+ List multiple acute therapies (of various drug classes) for pediatric migraine and understand how some combinations can create synergistic effects in treating migraine.
+ Create a safe and effective acute migraine rescue plan for a child/adolescent that is uniquely tailored to their needs.
Moderated Question and Answer
Dr. Werner Becker, Dr. Farnaz Amoozegar, Dr. Thilinie Rajapakse
1905h
Stretch Break
Get up and move!
1920h
Understanding Post-traumatic Headache
Dr. Chantel Debert
1925h
+ Define and recognize acute and chronic post-traumatic headaches.
+ Explain the different types of post-traumatic headaches.
+ Explain one or two treatment interventions for different classes of post-traumatic headaches.
Psychological Aspects of the Management of Post-traumatic Headache
Dr. Martin Mrazik
1945h
+ Gain a deeper understanding of the brain and behavioral aspects of post traumatic headaches.
+ Appreciate how various psychological conditions affect pain perception.
+ Recognize effective psychological approaches in the management of post traumatic headaches.
“My Brain Won’t Let Me Do That“
Codi Isaac
2010h
+ Define clinical headache tests used in physiotherapy.
+ Differentiate headaches for appropriate physiotherapy referral.
+ Recognize effective physiotherapy interventions for post-traumatic headaches.
Moderated Question and Answer
Dr. Werner Becker, Dr. Chantel Debert, Dr. Martin Mrazik, Codi Isaac
2035h
Closing Remarks
Conclusion of our preconference workshop.
2100h
*Registration is required. This workshop is designed to complement other headache-related sessions that occur later in the conference program.
Headache and Migraine Workshop
THURSDAY OCTOBER 12TH
Breakfast and Registration
0730h
Start your day off on the right foot.
Foyer and Main Ballroom
Opening Remarks
0800h
Dr. Kwadwo "Kwajo" Kyeremanteng (Joining Virtually)
How We Innovate and Create Change: Lessons From Solving Healthcare
0815h
+ Diversity as a Catalyst for Change:
+ Understand the pivotal role of diversity in driving innovation and change.
+ Recognize the benefits of varied perspectives in problem-solving.
+ Promoting Outside-the-Box and Integrative Thinking
+ Develop a holistic approach to challenges by integrating diverse ideas.
+ Learn techniques to think beyond traditional boundaries for creative solutions.
+ Embracing Failure as a Learning Opportunity
+ Appreciate the importance of mistakes in the innovation journey.
+ Acquire strategies to analyze and pivot from failures, fostering resilience
Ryan Straschnitzki
The Power of Mindset
0915h
In 2018, Ryan, a member of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, was involved in a tragic accident that changed his life forever and left him paralyzed from the chest down.
During his presentation, Ryan will speak about his story of triumph over adversity and his courageous rehabilitation journey, including his management of acute and chronic pain. He will also share his experience about the day-to-day challenges he faces living with a disability and his motivation and strength to overcome them.
Refreshment Break
1015h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for a Presentation by Grover Law: 'A Personal Injury Lawyer Living with Chronic Pain'
Dr. Michael Knash
Prophylactic Treatment of Migraine
1100h
+ Update current understanding of migraine pathophysiology.
+ Discuss conventional migraine therapeutics.
+ Discuss novel migraine therapeutic options.
Dr. Al-Noor Mawani
Mindfulness and Acceptance Based Interventions for the Management of Chronic Pain
1145h
+ Identify key 5 aspects of mindfulness and acceptance-based practices that can be discussed with individuals experiencing chronic pain.
+ Describe 1 or more key practices that they can use with their patients to enable them to begin or continue their pai management journey.
+ Explain key principles of mindfulness and acceptance-based approaches as applied to the management of chronic pain.
Dr. Elisabeth Saxton
ACT and Mindfulness
1145h
+ Exploring broader theoretical framework and offering suggestions clinicians can use in session to help move clients forward in a way where clients are becoming empowered and independent.
+ Recognize how to challenge clients who are struggling with engagement or follow through using purpose and meaning.
+ Encourage clinicians to be more mindful in their actions and approaches with clients, increasing a client's sense of control and confidence, which ultimately strengthens the relationship between clinician and client as well.
Lunch
1250h
Take a break and nourish yourself! This is a great time to network with our exhibitors and other attendees.
Join us for a presentation by Teva Canada
Dr. Ameya Bopardikar
Interventional Pain Management – Practical Applications and Decision Making for your patients.
1400h
+ Develop an approach to clinically diagnosing chronic back pain.
+ Utilize appropriate guideline-based management to organize interventional pain procedures for patients.
+ Decipher and understand the interventional tools available to manage patients in the community.Breakout Session One: British Columbia Room
Dr. Ivonne Hernandez
Trigeminal Neuropathic Pain
1400h
+ Differentiate trigeminal neuropathy from trigeminal neuralgia.
+ Learn what pharmacology approaches may work best for these conditions.
+ Articulate why a multidisciplinary approach is advised in the management of these conditions.Breakout Session One: Alberta Room
Jennifer King and Bree Rutten
Chronic Pain and Intimacy
1400h
+ Identify client concerns with sexual intimacy in medication, movement, and mind challenges.
+ Provide support to clients who require further education and assistance in sexual intimacy and
chronic pain.
+ Explain the importance of addressing sexual intimacy and chronic pain with clients.Breakout Session One: Turner Valley Room
Kathryn Jamieson-Lega
Pacing for Chronic Pain Management - Trials and Tribulations of Clinical Application
1400h
+ Understand the basic framework and process for applying pacing in the clinical context.
+ Identify individual barriers that can create challenges for effective application of pacing.
+ Explore solutions to overcome barriers.Breakout Session One: Yukon Room
Refreshment Break
1500h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Dr. Susan Tupper
Practical Tips for Using the 4 P's of Pain Management
1530h
+ Apply resources to engage people living with chronic pain in physical, psychological, and preventive approaches to pain management.
+ Review a patient worksheet to support pain self-management.
+ Discuss a pathway for chronic pain management in primary care settings.Breakout Session Two: British Columbia Room
Dr. Janette Hurley
Case presentation & clinical pearls: An integrative team-based approach to pain management in marginalized communities utilizing a bio-psycho-social-spiritual model
1530h
+ Recognize and integrate the importance of individuals' cultural and ethnic stories in their healing journey.
+ Appreciate the value and importance of a collaborative team-based approach to chronic pain and increasing patient participation in their healing journey.Breakout Session Two: Alberta Room
Dr. Serena Orr
Migraine in Children and Adolescents: Developing an Evidence-based Treatment Plan
1530h
+ Describe the epidemiology and burden of migraine disease among children and adolescents.
+ Formulate a treatment plan for treating attacks of migraine acutely in children and adolescents.
+ Develop a preventive treatment plan for children and adolescents with migraine.Breakout Session Two: Turner Valley Room
Dr. Scott Jarvis
Pericranial Nerve Blocks with Hands-on Instruction
1530h
+ Identify the underlying anatomy of the pericranial nerves.
+ Formulate and refine injection techniques to minimize pain and bleeding.
+ Comprehend the rationale, and learn approaches, for combining nerve blocks and sphenopalatine ganglion blocks with Botox injections.Breakout Session Two: Yukon Room
Conclusion of Conference
1630h
1830h — Cocktails
1900h — Gala Commences
1915h — Dinner
2130h — DancePresident’s Gala
1830h
Please join us at this formal celebratory event for adults only. A cash bar will be available.
The winners of the conference passport will be announced. Winners must be in attendance.
Breakfast and Registration
0730h
Start your day off on the right foot.
All Friday Sessions and Breaks are held in the Foyer and Main Ballroom on the 2nd Floor.
Welcome and Introductions
0815h
Underused, Overused and Misunderstood Chronic Pain Medications or Treatments
Dr. Sam Parmiter, Eric Landry and Dr. Nathan Beahm
0830h
+ Discuss drug therapy treatments for chronic pain that may not be used enough, used too much, or are perhaps not well understood using evidence and anecdote.
+ Identify practical considerations around the usage of select drug therapies used for chronic pain.
+ Defend your decision to use (or not use) drug therapies in the treatment of chronic pain using best available evidence and when evidence is lacking.
Advances in the Assessment of Pain of the Older Adult Living with Dementia
Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropolous (joining virtually)
0945h
+ Familiarize participants with some of the latest advances in the pain assessment of the older adult living with dementia.
+ Formulate a practical approach to the pain assessment of the older adult with dementia.
+ Discuss future directions in the pain assessment of the older adult with dementia (including applications of computer vision technologies).
Refreshment Break
1045h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for the AbbVie and Migraine Canada Video Presentation.
New Pain Approaches
Dr. John Pereira
1115h
+ To compare and contrast approaches such as grief, acceptance, and palliation with
biopsychosocial rehabilitation for chronic pain.
+ To reconsider the biopsychosocial model as not necessarily leading to a multidisciplinary
approach.
+ To question whether treating patients one at a time makes sense given the prevalence of chronic pain and recent technological advances.
Lunch
1200h
Take a break and nourish yourself! This is a great time to network with our exhibitors and other attendees.
Grover Law, Sponsored Presentation.
The Process of a Personal Injury Lawsuit: How the lawyer and medical practitioner can work together for the benefit of the client/patient.
Steve Grover, Dr. Marc Klasa and Jim Powers
Welcome Back
1315h
Disentangling Chronic Pelvic Pain
Dr. Magali Robert (joining virtually)
1315h
+ Understand that ALL chronic pain is intertwined with pelvic pain.
+ Untangle the complexity of pelvic pain.
+ Develop a simplified assessment to disentangle pelvic pain presentation.
It's Such a Pain That I Can't Sleep
Dr. Atul Khullar
1400h
+ Recognize the interactions of pain and sleep are how they are inconsistent neurological states
+ Review effects of major pain medications on sleep and sleep disorders.
+ Gain an approach to optimizing sleep in patients with chronic pain with a view to not causing oversedation.
+ Integrate that optimal pain control is a foundation for improving sleep concerns in chronic pain patients.
Refreshment Break
1445h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for the Canada Diagnostic Centres Video Presentation.
Welcome Back
1515h
The Intersection Between Addiction Medicine and Chronic Pain: An Approach to Managing Two Complex Co-Occurring Disorders
Dr. S. Monty Ghosh
1515h
+ Describe how to differentiate between chronic non-cancer pain concerns and opioid addiction.
+ Describe the need for a multidisciplinary approach to both OUD and chronic non-cancer pain.
+ Develop an appreciation for the value of healthy debate in practice.
Cognitive Functional Therapy (CFT) and Its Effectiveness for People Living with Chronic Low Back Pain
Dr. Peter O’ Sullivan (joining virtually)
1615h
+ Outline the key predictors for the development of chronic low back pain.
+ Identify the three elements of Cognitive Functional Therapy.
+ Recognize the latest evidence for the efficacy of Cognitive Functional Therapy for people with
chronic low back pain.
Conclusion of Day One
1715h
Welcome Reception
1930 - 2130h
In the Foyer, hors-d'oeuvres and cash bar available.
OCTOBER 13TH - 14TH
Our Full Conference Agenda
A WEEKEND FULL OF PAIN EDUCATION
OCTOBER 13TH - 14TH
Our Full Conference Agenda
Breakfast and Registration
0730h
Start your day off on the right foot.
Foyer and Main Ballroom
Opening Remarks
0800h
Dr. Kwadwo "Kwajo" Kyeremanteng (Joining Virtually)
How We Innovate and Create Change: Lessons From Solving Healthcare
0815h
+ Diversity as a Catalyst for Change:
+ Understand the pivotal role of diversity in driving innovation and change.
+ Recognize the benefits of varied perspectives in problem-solving.
+ Promoting Outside-the-Box and Integrative Thinking
+ Develop a holistic approach to challenges by integrating diverse ideas.
+ Learn techniques to think beyond traditional boundaries for creative solutions.
+ Embracing Failure as a Learning Opportunity
+ Appreciate the importance of mistakes in the innovation journey.
+ Acquire strategies to analyze and pivot from failures, fostering resilience
Ryan Straschnitzki
The Power of Mindset
0915h
In 2018, Ryan, a member of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, was involved in a tragic accident that changed his life forever and left him paralyzed from the chest down.
During his presentation, Ryan will speak about his story of triumph over adversity and his courageous rehabilitation journey, including his management of acute and chronic pain. He will also share his experience about the day-to-day challenges he faces living with a disability and his motivation and strength to overcome them.
Refreshment Break
1015h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for a Presentation by Grover Law: 'A Personal Injury Lawyer Living with Chronic Pain'
Dr. Michael Knash
Prophylactic Treatment of Migraine
1100h
+ Update current understanding of migraine pathophysiology.
+ Discuss conventional migraine therapeutics.
+ Discuss novel migraine therapeutic options.
Dr. Al-Noor Mawani
Mindfulness and Acceptance Based Interventions for the Management of Chronic Pain
1145h
+ Identify key 5 aspects of mindfulness and acceptance-based practices that can be discussed with individuals experiencing chronic pain.
+ Describe 1 or more key practices that they can use with their patients to enable them to begin or continue their pai management journey.
+ Explain key principles of mindfulness and acceptance-based approaches as applied to the management of chronic pain.
Dr. Elisabeth Saxton
ACT and Mindfulness
1145h
+ Exploring broader theoretical framework and offering suggestions clinicians can use in session to help move clients forward in a way where clients are becoming empowered and independent.
+ Recognize how to challenge clients who are struggling with engagement or follow through using purpose and meaning.
+ Encourage clinicians to be more mindful in their actions and approaches with clients, increasing a client's sense of control and confidence, which ultimately strengthens the relationship between clinician and client as well.
Lunch
1250h
Take a break and nourish yourself! This is a great time to network with our exhibitors and other attendees.
Join us for a presentation by Teva Canada
Dr. Ameya Bopardikar
Interventional Pain Management – Practical Applications and Decision Making for your patients.
1400h
+ Develop an approach to clinically diagnosing chronic back pain.
+ Utilize appropriate guideline-based management to organize interventional pain procedures for patients.
+ Decipher and understand the interventional tools available to manage patients in the community.
Breakout Session One: British Columbia Room
Dr. Ivonne Hernandez
Trigeminal Neuropathic Pain
1400h
+ Differentiate trigeminal neuropathy from trigeminal neuralgia.
+ Learn what pharmacology approaches may work best for these conditions.
+ Articulate why a multidisciplinary approach is advised in the management of these conditions.
Breakout Session One: Alberta Room
Jennifer King and Bree Rutten
Chronic Pain and Intimacy
1400h
+ Identify client concerns with sexual intimacy in medication, movement, and mind challenges.
+ Provide support to clients who require further education and assistance in sexual intimacy and
chronic pain.
+ Explain the importance of addressing sexual intimacy and chronic pain with clients.
Breakout Session One: Turner Valley Room
Kathryn Jamieson-Lega
Pacing for Chronic Pain Management - Trials and Tribulations of Clinical Application
1400h
+ Understand the basic framework and process for applying pacing in the clinical context.
+ Identify individual barriers that can create challenges for effective application of pacing.
+ Explore solutions to overcome barriers.
Breakout Session One: Yukon Room
Refreshment Break
1500h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Dr. Susan Tupper
Practical Tips for Using the 4 P's of Pain Management
1530h
+ Apply resources to engage people living with chronic pain in physical, psychological, and preventive approaches to pain management.
+ Review a patient worksheet to support pain self-management.
+ Discuss a pathway for chronic pain management in primary care settings.
Breakout Session Two: British Columbia Room
Dr. Janette Hurley
Case presentation & clinical pearls: An integrative team-based approach to pain management in marginalized communities utilizing a bio-psycho-social-spiritual model
1530h
+ Recognize and integrate the importance of individuals' cultural and ethnic stories in their healing journey.
+ Appreciate the value and importance of a collaborative team-based approach to chronic pain and increasing patient participation in their healing journey.
Breakout Session Two: Alberta Room
Dr. Serena Orr
Migraine in Children and Adolescents: Developing an Evidence-based Treatment Plan
1530h
+ Describe the epidemiology and burden of migraine disease among children and adolescents.
+ Formulate a treatment plan for treating attacks of migraine acutely in children and adolescents.
+ Develop a preventive treatment plan for children and adolescents with migraine.
Breakout Session Two: Turner Valley Room
Dr. Scott Jarvis
Pericranial Nerve Blocks with Hands-on Instruction
1530h
+ Identify the underlying anatomy of the pericranial nerves.
+ Formulate and refine injection techniques to minimize pain and bleeding.
+ Comprehend the rationale, and learn approaches, for combining nerve blocks and sphenopalatine ganglion blocks with Botox injections.
Breakout Session Two: Yukon Room
Conclusion of Conference
1630h
1830h — Cocktails
1900h — Gala Commences
1915h — Dinner
2130h — Dance
President’s Gala
1830h
Please join us at this formal celebratory event for adults only. A cash bar will be available.
The winners of the conference passport will be announced. Winners must be in attendance.
Breakfast and Registration
0730h
Start your day off on the right foot.
All Friday Sessions and Breaks are held in the Foyer and Main Ballroom on the 2nd Floor.
Welcome and Introductions
0815h
Underused, Overused and Misunderstood Chronic Pain Medications or Treatments
Dr. Sam Parmiter, Eric Landry and Dr. Nathan Beahm
0830h
+ Discuss drug therapy treatments for chronic pain that may not be used enough, used too much, or are perhaps not well understood using evidence and anecdote.
+ Identify practical considerations around the usage of select drug therapies used for chronic pain.
+ Defend your decision to use (or not use) drug therapies in the treatment of chronic pain using best available evidence and when evidence is lacking.
Advances in the Assessment of Pain of the Older Adult Living with Dementia
Dr. Thomas Hadjistavropolous (joining virtually)
0945h
+ Familiarize participants with some of the latest advances in the pain assessment of the older adult living with dementia.
+ Formulate a practical approach to the pain assessment of the older adult with dementia.
+ Discuss future directions in the pain assessment of the older adult with dementia (including applications of computer vision technologies).
Refreshment Break
1045h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for the AbbVie and Migraine Canada Video Presentation.
New Pain Approaches
Dr. John Pereira
1115h
+ To compare and contrast approaches such as grief, acceptance, and palliation with
biopsychosocial rehabilitation for chronic pain.
+ To reconsider the biopsychosocial model as not necessarily leading to a multidisciplinary
approach.
+ To question whether treating patients one at a time makes sense given the prevalence of chronic pain and recent technological advances.
Lunch
1200h
Take a break and nourish yourself! This is a great time to network with our exhibitors and other attendees.
Grover Law, Sponsored Presentation.
The Process of a Personal Injury Lawsuit: How the lawyer and medical practitioner can work together for the benefit of the client/patient.
Steve Grover, Dr. Marc Klasa and Jim Powers
Welcome Back
1315h
Disentangling Chronic Pelvic Pain
Dr. Magali Robert (joining virtually)
1315h
+ Understand that ALL chronic pain is intertwined with pelvic pain.
+ Untangle the complexity of pelvic pain.
+ Develop a simplified assessment to disentangle pelvic pain presentation.
It's Such a Pain That I Can't Sleep
Dr. Atul Khullar
1400h
+ Recognize the interactions of pain and sleep are how they are inconsistent neurological states
+ Review effects of major pain medications on sleep and sleep disorders.
+ Gain an approach to optimizing sleep in patients with chronic pain with a view to not causing oversedation.
+ Integrate that optimal pain control is a foundation for improving sleep concerns in chronic pain patients.
Refreshment Break
1445h
Network with our exhibitors and other attendees!
Join us for the Canada Diagnostic Centres Video Presentation.
Welcome Back
1515h
The Intersection Between Addiction Medicine and Chronic Pain: An Approach to Managing Two Complex Co-Occurring Disorders
Dr. S. Monty Ghosh
1515h
+ Describe how to differentiate between chronic non-cancer pain concerns and opioid addiction.
+ Describe the need for a multidisciplinary approach to both OUD and chronic non-cancer pain.
+ Develop an appreciation for the value of healthy debate in practice.
Cognitive Functional Therapy (CFT) and Its Effectiveness for People Living with Chronic Low Back Pain
Dr. Peter O’ Sullivan (joining virtually)
1615h
+ Outline the key predictors for the development of chronic low back pain.
+ Identify the three elements of Cognitive Functional Therapy.
+ Recognize the latest evidence for the efficacy of Cognitive Functional Therapy for people with
chronic low back pain.
Conclusion of Day One
1715h
Welcome Reception
1930 - 2130h
In the Foyer, hors-d'oeuvres and cash bar available.
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