When movement is painful: what are your options?

1 in 5 Canadians experience persistent pain. If you or a loved one live with persistent pain, you have likely heard that remaining active and engaging in exercise are important to your overall health and management of symptoms.

If you’ve asked yourself any or all the following questions, this webinar may be of benefit to you:

  • How much pain is okay during exercise or activity?
  • What can I do beyond avoiding activities that increase my pain?
  • If pain is not a good guide for when to stop or modify activity, what do I do?

Join us for a free online discussion with Lifemark clinicians, including registered physiotherapists Neil Pearson, Tanya Nichol and Daniel Godinho, and kinesiologist, Logan Miller. They will explain different approaches to managing pain and what you can do if you are living with persistent pain.

You will learn:

  • An approach to reducing pain through gentle and intentional movement
  • The importance of using body, mind, breath, and pain as guides to determine how much movement is okay when pain persists
  • About resources to help manage persistent pain
  • When to seek help

When: Wednesday, November 29 2023, 5pm PT, 6pm MT, 8 pm ET, 9 pm AT, 9:30pm NL

This online webinar is free of charge. Just fill out your information below.

When seeking care at Lifemark, every patient receives a comprehensive, evidence-informed, and individualized assessment. These assessments determine an appropriate approach and/or combination of treatments that may be indicated.

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Speakers:

Neil Pearson, Registered Physiotherapist, Yoga Therapist, Clinical Associate Professor UBC

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Neil is a leader in pain care in Canada, a researcher, author and recipient of awards for his work in pain care from Queen's University, the Canadian and the British Columbia Physiotherapy Associations and the Canadian Pain Society.

Tanya Nichol, Registered Physiotherapist, Grad. Cert. in Chronic Pain Management

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Tanya provides rehabilitation services in Lower Sackville, NS at Lifemark CORE Physiotherapy. She is the Pain Lead for the Lifemark Atlantic region, where she provides care to a wide variety of patients, while mentoring and educating Lifemark clinicians on pain science and best approaches to enhancing the lives of clients with persistent pain symptoms.

Daniel Godinho, Registered Physiotherapist

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Daniel is passionate about health and educating others about their health and wellbeing. He has worked in rehabilitation for 11 years, ranging from working with semi-professional athletes to individuals with traumatic injuries.

Logan Miller, Kinesiologist

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Logan has been working with the Lifemark family for over 10 years. As a kinesiologist, she loves helping her clients use movement to get back to life after workplace injuries.