Treating Chronic Pain: Effective interventions you can use tomorrow – Bruce Singer, Don Teater, Martha Teater

Treating Chronic Pain: Effective interventions you can use tomorrow – Bruce Singer, Don Teater, Martha Teater

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Do you have customers who say things like “my back is KILLING me” or “I just want my life back” when they explain their chronic pain? They desire a life that isn’t dictated by suffering… before it inhibited their activities, disrupted their sleep, and encouraged an affair with their favorite opiate They want a life that isn’t built on the prospect of even more agony and suffering…

Even when the physical damage has healed, the spiritual and emotional ramifications of chronic pain may be devastating – melancholy, addiction, rage, grief, and dread, to name a few.

Instill hope in your clients’ lives with effective evidence-based behavioral therapies!

Join nationally acclaimed specialist Bruce Singer, Psy.D., in this intensive online course to learn step-by-step instructions for critical CBT, mindfulness, and ACT therapies for treating chronic pain and co-occurring disorders that you can use right away to help your clients.

You’ll learn cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment strategies for complex chronic pain that will help your clients detach emotional suffering from physical pain, allowing them to progress toward acceptance and transition from a pain-centered to a function-centered existence.

Plus, when you enroll today, you’ll receive TWO FREE BONUSES, including an online video training that delves into the opioid epidemic and offers additional mindfulness and CBT approaches to help your clients, as well as a free ebook, Treating Chronic Pain: Pill-Free Approaches to Move People From Hurt To Hope, that will teach you how to treat pain without pills and with confidence.

Here’s what you’ll discover:

Dr. Singer will focus on the assessment and treatment of complicated chronic pain and co-occurring disorders in this online course. You will learn how to use CBT, mindfulness, and ACT techniques to promote “inside-out” pain treatment that empowers and encourages your clients via four entertaining modules of training.

Module 1:

Understanding Chronic Pain and Its Treatments

Misunderstanding what is being treated is one of the most common errors in pain therapy. Module one begins with a discussion of what chronic pain is and what you are treating, and then moves on to:

Why do standard therapies fail for chronic pain syndrome?
Chronic pain’s societal consequences
Opiate use’s long-term consequences
Pain and its impact on overall quality of life: a biopsychosocial model

Module 2:

Treatment Options and Best Practice Guidelines

Module two, which builds on the foundation established in module one, focuses significantly on treatment alternatives based on current clinical guidelines. You will learn about:

Treatment suggestions from APA Division 12
Treatment objectives and why they are so crucial for your clients’ results
Self-management techniques and evidence-based skills that do not rely on opioids
Worksheets and techniques for assessing chronic pain
Diagnosis and treatment suggestions

Third Module:

The Toolbox for Chronic Pain Intervention

You are in a unique position as a practitioner to deliver effective pain care to your chronic pain patients… but only if you stock your invisible toolbox with effective evidence-based abilities. In module three, you will learn how to use CBT and mindfulness therapies to persuade your clients to make the changes they desire. You will be guided through therapy techniques such as:

Strategies for treating chronic pain using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
How to use cognitive restructuring to control a client’s self-talk
Pain management methods based on mindfulness
Innovative approaches to assist clients in seeing “What is NOT wrong with me”
Skills in wellness, active coping, appreciation exercises, and more

Fourth Module:

Psychological Adaptability

Psychological flexibility, which is the fundamental emphasis of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, is a powerful theoretical paradigm that can enhance outcomes in psychosocial therapy of pain disorders (ACT). This last session deconstructs several ACT therapy procedures for chronic pain as well as tactics for increasing pleasure via gratitude. In module four, you will also go over:

How to leverage cognitive dissonance with your clients
The illusion of control and its impact on our lives
The Values Compass and How to Assist Clients in Finding True North
The untapped potential of thankfulness and its impact on overall happiness

Steps to Take to Advance Your Practice

Keep an eye out for your order confirmation email, and you’ll have quick access to all course materials, including extra resources, all of which are designed to help you effectively incorporate chronic pain therapies into your practice.

The course goals and overview may be found by clicking here.
Examine the course contents at your own speed and leisure! You will receive lifetime online access to all course videos and materials. Furthermore, you may use the CE21 MobileTM app to access course content on the move, wherever and whenever you choose, on your mobile devices.
Through interactive discussion boards, you may instantly collaborate with other experts on course content. You’ll be part of a community of hundreds of practitioners who are also committed to incorporating chronic pain therapies into clinical practice, giving excellent chances to exchange knowledge and experiences while also expanding your professional network.
Finish your online CE exams to earn up to 8.25 CE hours!
Click here to get the overall course CE Credit and credit information for your profession.

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