A Practitioners’ Guide to Ten Footsteps
Learn how to use Ten Footsteps to Living Well with Pain, to support a person learning to self-manage their pain.
Resources for practitioners
Our resources for practitioners have been produced for clinicians, social prescribers, pharmacists, clinical psychologists, physiotherapists – or indeed any practitioners working in pain management. Our training videos, document downloads and guidance are all free to use and share.
Coming soon! A new home for innovators
“Developing initiatives in communities can not only be more effective, it can have a greater impact for larger numbers of people”
Innovation Hub @ Live Well with Pain
Practitioners around the country are setting up exciting and innovative ways to get people involved in active self-management of their pain.
Instead of focusing already stretched resources trying to deliver everything through one-to-one consultations, there is a growing recognition that moving much-needed support out of the medical context and into communities, is not only more effective, it can have a greater impact for larger numbers of people.
From pain cafes and drop-ins, to sleep academies, pain management groups and more, projects are springing up that are transforming the way people living with pain access the help they need to improve their quality of life.
That’s why we’re developing Innovation Hub – a place that showcases the best of this emerging approach to managing pain.
If you’re thinking of implementing a new initiative in your own local practice or community, and are looking for practical insights and inspiration – as well as hard evidence to back up your bids for funding – Innovation Hub could be the place for you.
Innovation Hub is launching here in Spring 2025. Why not sign up to our newsletter so you’ll be among the first to know when we announce the launch.
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