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Thanks for a wonderful #AusPainSoc conference and goodbye from the local Gold Coast crew! We hope you have had an informative and enjoyable time!

Perks of attending this years VIRTUAL #AusPainSoc conference - time for this in the morning! #currumbin

Bit late in the retweet, but proud to share our published research from the Gold Coast IPPC 🤩

One year into my Masters of Medical Research degree.. getting creative with writing a thesis one-handed! #newborn #multitasking #research

Proud to collaborate with this dream team on #virtualreality for #CRPS visually evoked pain

The intriguing case of pain evoked by visually simulated touch, without actual mechanical stimulation. Team: Michel Coppieters A/Prof Tasha Stanton Hannah Kennedy UniSA Research Griffith University! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35297803/

Having a 'strong' avatar in #virtualreality makes people with low back pain feel more agile, confident with movement, and less physically vulnerable. #virtualreality Hopkins Centre Michel Coppieters IIMPACT in Health Open access: doi.org/10.1080/174831…

How great it is to share and talk about this work at Australian Pain Soc in Canberra! Thanks to my brilliant supervisors for a fun research journey Griffith University @MenziesHealth

Proud to come away with this from Australian Pain Soc meeting - thanks to everyone for participating in my rapid communication! 😜 #DIMs #danger #SIMs #safety

Excited to share some of our research underway Gold Coast Health during this year’s Research and Transformation Showcase 🎥

Enjoyed presenting our Griffith University @MenziesHealth research on personalised pain management through the ‘Protectometer’ at the Bold Ideas, Better solutions symposium today.. as well as hear about the other exciting research in the disability and rehab space!

What a way to start Day 2 of the Australian Pain Society Scientific Meeting here in Darwin! #qigong #AusPainSoc

What a treat to co-present with Bec, and other brilliant clinicians on the topic of Adolescent Pain at the ANZCA ASM in Bris today! Thanks for having us Faculty of Pain Med #ASM24BRIS

Want to know more about the types of DIMs and SIMs for young people and adults with chronic pain? We’re published! Any surprises in the findings? #socialdomain Thanks to my wonderful supervisors Michel Coppieters Dan Harvie doi.org/10.1177/204946…

So grateful to spend the last 4 days attending #painSTAR - with brilliant mentors, presenters, and a great bunch of peers! Thanks Australian Pain Soc IASP @anne__burke for this initiative!