Description
Pain, whether chronic or persistent, can have a debilitating effect on our quality of life. Believe it or not, neuroscience research tells us that when we learn about what pain is (and isn’t), we immediately start to reduce our anxiety about pain, feel better, and start to move towards being free from the cycle of pain; the ‘treatment zone’.
This 75 minute live webinar is delivered by Angela James FACP; one of Australia’s most experienced pelvic Physiotherapists and founder of SPC. Angela presents the latest neuroscience evidence to explain how the nervous system influences chronic and persistent pelvic pain, how the brain can amplify our pain response, how stress, danger, anxiety and sleep impact pain, how pain is neurologically wired in our brains, why the pelvis is susceptible to chronic/persistent pain, and why reducing the sensitivity of your nervous system is paramount to creating lasting change.
You will learn about the phenomenon of ‘the cycle of pain’, and be empowered with tools and lifestyle strategies to help you manage your nervous system and position yourself in the “treatment zone.”.
What we cover in this webinar
- Up to date neuroscience evidence on pain
- How the nervous system influences chronic and persistent pelvic pain
- How the brain amplifies our pain response
- How stress, danger, anxiety and sleep impact pain
- How pain is neurologically wired in our brains
- Why the pelvis is susceptible to chronic/persistent pain
- Why reducing the sensitivity of your nervous system is paramount to creating lasting change
- The cycle of pain
- Lifestyle strategies to get out of the cycle of pain and into the ‘treatment zone’
Who should attend this webinar?
This webinar is suitable for men and women who have suffered with pelvic pain for longer than 3 months (and their support person at no extra charge).
Also for men and women who have pelvic conditions including pudendal neuralgia, genito-pelvic pain, endometriosis, prostatitis/nonbacterial prostatitis, vulvodynia, persistent genital arousal disorder, pelvic girdle pain, vaginismus, coccyx pain and piriformis syndrome. Once you sign up, webinar can be joined anonymously.
About the Presenter, Angela James FACP
Angela is a pioneer in the treatment of patients with pelvic issues using an holistic and integrated approach, Angela James FACP is sought after by patients all over the world.
Curious in the interconnectedness of neuroscience and pelvic pain, Angela completed her Clinical Masters research thesis entitled “The Effectiveness of Neuroscience Education for Patients with Chronic Pelvic Pain”, at Curtin University.