Pain Management Series

Part I: Understanding Pain-Modern Pain Science, Pain Psychology, and Pain Reprocessing Therapy (November 19, 2026)

Part II: Practical Pain Management in Rehabilitation-An Interdisciplinary Approach (December 10, 2026)

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the interdisciplinary framework for managing pain in rehabilitation settings.
2. Implement practical strategies for addressing pain-related barriers to therapy participation.
3. Apply pacing, graded exposure, and functional restoration principles during rehabilitation.
4. Demonstrate effective communication strategies for patients with high pain ratings and pain-related distress.
5. Identify non-pharmacologic interventions that can be incorporated into daily rehabilitation care.
6. Develop coordinated treatment plans that balance pain management with functional recovery goals.

Attendees will obtain 1.0 CME/CE credits if claimed within 7 days. This session will be recorded and can be viewed asynchronously until 12/17 for credit. To claim credit:

SMS Text-In #: 703-260-9391​

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