Pain explained course
Pain explained course

About the course

Have you ever questioned what ‘pain’ actually is and how it affects your mental wellbeing? On this course you will look at how the brain produces pain responses, how when you have an injury the autonomic motor and immune systems respond, and why pain can continue after tissues have had plenty of time to heal. You will learn everyone is different!

Learning objectives:

  • To gain a deeper understanding of persistent pain.
  • To learn how to manage persistent pain.

This course takes place over three hours in one session.

Booking a course

We teach our courses in a classroom or online. You can find the venues' locations on the venues page, including travel information and facilities.

Classes online are via the Zoom online platform. If you are still getting familiar with Zoom, visit our using Zoom page for resources, videos and Zoom guides

We have additional information for people who might need access to IT equipment; please visit our digital skills and inclusion page.

The college strives to provide students with positive experiences and is committed to making the college accessible to all. Please read our code of conduct to learn what we expect of our students when attending courses.

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Upcoming course dates

We are not running this course this term.

No upcoming dates?

Our courses are regularly reviewed and may not appear available every term. If you've just missed the last session or you're waiting for a new release, you can still register your interest in this course. The more interest we receive the greater the chance of the course returning!

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Further help and support

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