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Now more than ever we need EDI work in research and across healthcare. This is an important talk hosted by Neil O'Connell for IASP with Dr Anna M Hood PhD, Dr Emma Karran and Dr Hemakumar Devan Enhancing Equity, Diversity and Inclusivity In Pain Research youtu.be/BGPKHPL2wiw?fe…

Myself , Keith Meldrum 🇨🇦 Pete Moore, Grainne Daniels and Dave Oxley discuss and give their thoughts on the 3rd Pain Supported SelfManagement Online World Conference #PSSMW25 Watch the video youtube.com/watch?v=X6oE8b… #SelfmgtLIVING-Works

REALLY EXCITED TO PRESENT THIS WORKSHOP IN APRIL IN VANCOUVER Cognitive Functional Therapy for people with disabling Back Pain: With Peter O’Sullivan Vancouver, Canada - April 25, 2025 – April 26, 2025 clinicalsportsmedicine.com/peter-osullivan

Today is International Women’s Day. I have been blessed to have a large number of women be an important & impactful part of my life; family, friends, co-workers, and advocacy colleagues. Join me in raising our voices in recognition and celebration. #internationalwomensday

I'm sharing an image a day to celebrate the culture and history of Canada. Today, is a group of Canadian Rangers in Nanisivik, Nunavut in 2007! There are over 5,000 Canadian Rangers in the Arctic. #ElbowsUp 📸LAC 5550995

25 days to the 2025 Pacific Pain Forum. I have the honour of being a planning committee member & pleased to be part of a plenary session panel presentation with three amazing people: “Validation or Lip Service? A conversation with the experts”. Register: tinyurl.com/bdf45ay5

People In Pain Network is a registered society offering a balance between education and #support. Join one of our #free meetings. Upcoming meeting topics include: * Navigating challenges in diagnosing #chronicpain. * Grief and Losses Register at pipain.com

Today’s A Path Forward post is about my experience and thoughts on exercise/meaningful movement as an effective way to help manage persistent pain. Like most things, this is often nuanced but generally speaking, our bodies like to move. facebook.com/share/p/12JU3n…

🍁Canadian Pain Society will create a forum of scientists, healthcare professionals, people with lived experience of pain, trainees and policy makers from clinical, educational, research, policy, industry, and other settings. 💻 Register canadianpainsociety.ca/asm #CanadianPain25

This looks brilliant, well done Peter Stilwell, Lesley Singer, et al.

Kudos to Emilie Houston and colleagues for their important work exploring what people living with pain want health professionals to understand. Research like this is essential for building more collaborative and compassionate healthcare. Check out the publication here:

Today’s blog post is on authentic humanity in healthcare. facebook.com/share/p/163oDk…

A quick stop on today’s walk with Parker (our dog). This is Sarson’s Beach Park on Lake Okanagn, which is about 0.6 kilometres (or 0.37 miles for the metrically impaired) from our house. It was a nice day for a leisurely walk. #okanaganlife

"Over this lunch we can learn from each other and build relationships. This is where the conversations can begin." - Jennifer Daly-Cyr, Vice Chair of the PWLE Committee

Today’s A Path Forward blog post on the importance of education and raising awareness of mitochondrial disease. facebook.com/share/p/1C6jUZ…

We’re excited to launch a new webinar series to facilitate dialogue and share practical strategies, lessons learned, and innovative ideas in social prescribing from diverse voices across Canada and beyond. ✨ First in the series: 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠

Nurses are often the first to hear a patient’s pain story. They provide care, reassurance, and help patients navigate their most challenging days. At The Canadian Pain Society, we recognize that nurses are foundational to effective and compassionate pain care. Thank you for

Today’s A Path Forward post about my experiences with movement and exercise and mitochondrial disease. facebook.com/share/p/191C7E…

Today’s A Path Forward post is on our 2nd pain-related suffering article “When pain overwhelms the self: A phenomenological study of a new mode of suffering based on adults’ recollection of their worst pain episodes”. Peter Stilwell tinyurl.com/58ypywfc

The most effective research and policies are those informed by real-world experiences. By using CPN’s Pain Connect to recruit individuals with lived experience, you can enhance the quality of your work. Learn more here: youtu.be/atZ40EH75YA