Pain education translated for use with hands on treatment

(4 hrs)

Must know information for clinicians dealing with people in pain. Understand the person behind the pain and you have a unique insight into those difficult patients. This course will help you reprogramme patient beliefs around pain and injury to guide them back to a better life. Over 4 hours of great clinical content applicable tomorrow morning with notes, references and templates to help you.

Instructor(s)

Ulrik Sandstrøm

I’m Ulrik Sandstrøm, and I run a variety of seminars for Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists and other manual practitioners. I’ve been teaching for over 15 years and specialise in delivering really useful concepts that make sense to the practising clinician and gives true Monday morning skills. My presentation style is engaging and informal with a firm focus on clinical application, but I also integrate the latest and best available evidence wherever possible. My clinical practise has included 20 years at the highest levels of elite sport including the 2012 and 2016 Olympics and I am currently 1st Team Chiropractor to Leicester City Football Club. I have lectured nationally and internationally including Oxford University, St Mary’s University as well as several international conferences and I am a Master lecturer for the FICS ICCSP sports chiropractic programme. Apart from my many lecture commitments, I run practices in Sheffield and Mansfield, so I am still a practising clinician, which very much drives the focus of my teaching.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

    • Introduction
  • 2

    How pain works

    • How pain works
  • 3

    Changing our thinking around pain

    • Changing our thinking around pain
  • 4

    Reprogramming our patients’ pain perception

    • Reprogramming our patients pain perception
  • 5

    Changing the story with manual therapy

    • Changing the Story with Manual Therapy
  • 6

    Patient self-help strategies

    • Patient Self-help Strategies
  • 7

    Return to play

    • Return to Play
  • 8

    Real life examples

    • Real Life Examples
  • 9

    Course survey

    • Course survey