Kim
Jul 2020
Good amount of information
Vashti
Jul 2020
I am very pleased that I was given the opportunity to do this pain management course.
Anna
Jul 2020
I found the course very helpful but I have a lot of issues having Multiple Sclerosis as well and it makes it very hard but I will keep on trying to do what you have advised and will see where we go thank you very much
Anita
Jul 2020
Ali
Jul 2020
This course was so helpful, when I started my pain was unbearable, but following the exercise and meditation it is slowly becoming manageable
Louise
Jul 2020
I have enjoyed this online course and the videos feel like I am in my own consultation.
Alison
Jul 2020
Gillian
Jul 2020
There is no question that the professionals involved are convinced in their actions and only wish to help enable, empower the participants, to improve their varied conditions.
Bernice
Jul 2020
I have found ‘Pathway through pain’ a very useful tool in my pain management. I have gained real benefit through the personal touch of the presenters guidance and there are many aspects that I will continue to use regularly to help me. I especially like the meditations and have tried my best to use them before bed, they have made a real difference in my being able to get off to sleep and staying asleep. Thank you for helping me.
Susan
Jul 2020
Julie
Jul 2020
Thought the course was very interesting and some of the techniques useful. Would recommend for anyone struggling with pain.
Margaret
Jul 2020
Heather
Jul 2020
There were several benefits that I gained from the course: 1. learnt that pain does not mean injury and exercise is good 2. Although I already know that relaxation and calmness helps with pain, the course re-enforced this for me. 3. The course helped me focus on my body and gave me the incentive the target the pain (in my face and buttocks) and relax into the pain with the power of my thoughts. 4. Although I still have the pain I can manage it by using my positive attitude. 5. I do not like taking pain killers, so I was pleased to be told that most pain killers have a limited usefulness in relieving pain and in the long run they can cause their own problems. So I will continue to resist taking pain killers.
Michael
Jul 2020
I would highly recommend completing this course. It is easy to use with some very helpful tips & information. I am already starting to reap the benefits & becoming more active after hearing the advice provided. It has given me some great tools like learning to pace myself & for the first time in 10 years I have been able to get back out into my garden, take control again, doing SMALL amounts at a time & being mindful that when it starts hurting to stop. I have also found this a huge benefit to my mental health also.... Thank you :)
Paula
Jul 2020
Judith
Jul 2020
Pleasant, informative - find most things on internet difficult to follow and usually work better in a group - but this lockdown thing has set things back even more. Relaxation techniques a bonus, plus access to the library - all of the programme really thoughtful. Thanks for your help.
Barry
Jun 2020
Pamela
Jun 2020
Thank you very much for letting me to use your program it was an interesting journey. I have learnt a lot about pacing, relaxing, connections between thoughts and pain control. I really like stretching exercises, but could do it only once a day before bed time so I could relax while lying down for hours after it. Thank you very much for letting me keep the library downloads and the journal. I find it very useful. Thanks.
Gala
Jun 2020
Gave me lots of tools to help deal with pain
Jayne
Jun 2020
Excellent course on finding about about yourself and your pain.
John
Jun 2020
I have found the course very informative. I will continue to use the library, thank you for your help.
Amanda
Jun 2020
You have to start the course with an open mind and no negativity, follow the steps and believe in them as they do help and work.
Katie
Jun 2020
Susan
Jun 2020
I have applied the meditation to calm me down which does help the anxiety, therefore tension is lessened and the pain not so acute because the muscles are relaxed.
Kim
Jun 2020