Occupational Therapy’s Use of Self-Compassion, Mindfulness, and Co-Regulation for Acute/Chronic Pain Management
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This course is discounted for OTAC members. (Registration Guide)
Occupational Therapy’s Use of Self-Compassion, Mindfulness, and Co-Regulation for Acute/Chronic Pain Management
Self-Paced
$10 (Free for OTAC Members)
.75 Contact Hour
How does occupational therapy’s use of mindfulness,
self-compassion, and co-regulation play a part in acute and chronic pain
management?
Learn about the updated pain science, occupational therapy’s
role in pain management, and tips to use mindfulness, self-compassion,
co-regulation in practice.
Added bonus! You will receive a copy of an educational resource and interactive worksheet to use with people experiencing pain to help them TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR PAIN.
The focus of this course is on occupational therapy’s use of mindfulness and co-regulation as an element of self-compassion practice for acute and chronic pain management. Occupational therapy practitioners have the unique ability to work with individuals experiencing pain and research has found that co-regulation, mindfulness and self-compassion practices play a significant role in pain management.
The course consists of an evidence-based educational resource on pain management to help individuals implement mindfulness and self-compassion practices within their daily lives to take control of their pain. In addition, this educational power point was developed to educate OT practitioners on their distinct role to work with individuals who experience pain using these pain management practices.
Target Audience: Occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, occupational therapy students
Presented by: Hayley Mapes, OTS
Added bonus! You will receive a copy of an educational resource and interactive worksheet to use with people experiencing pain to help them TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR PAIN.
The focus of this course is on occupational therapy’s use of mindfulness and co-regulation as an element of self-compassion practice for acute and chronic pain management. Occupational therapy practitioners have the unique ability to work with individuals experiencing pain and research has found that co-regulation, mindfulness and self-compassion practices play a significant role in pain management.
The course consists of an evidence-based educational resource on pain management to help individuals implement mindfulness and self-compassion practices within their daily lives to take control of their pain. In addition, this educational power point was developed to educate OT practitioners on their distinct role to work with individuals who experience pain using these pain management practices.
Target Audience: Occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, occupational therapy students
Presented by: Hayley Mapes, OTS