Pain Care Collective

Are you a clinician who sees patients with chronic pain? Have you ever wondered how yoga can help your patients? We know the science of pain, we know yoga, we know how the two can be an integral part of pain management. Learn more tonight at the Clinician Gathering. 5 p.m. MST. Sign-up below.

We have two events coming up in the next few days that you don't want to miss either as a practitioner/clinician or as someone with chronic pain. #1 Event is our Quarterly Free Community Class Sunday, 10/27 at 7:00 p.m. EST via Zoom A 30 minute practice led by Rachel Breeding and then discussion and Q&A on the Pain Care Collective approach to helping those with chronic pain through the lens of pain science and yoga. Sign up here https://lnkd.in/ejYU2b-f. #2 Event is our Clinician Gathering Monday, 10/28 at 7:00 p.m. EST via Zoom. Michelle Archer, PA, C-IAYT will be facilitating this discussion. Bring your knowledge (and your questions!) to this collaborative meeting with our clinician community. She will talk about why yoga (but not all yoga) is helpful for pain, and looks forward to talking with you about barriers to effective referrals in creating a care team that might include movement professionals. And she'll open the floor to discussion about the multitude of mind body approaches to healing pain that make teams such a boon within this specialty care field. Sign up here. https://lnkd.in/giNc7Jqm

October 28th, 5-6 p.m. MST Clinician Gathering Calling all practitioners whom work with those with chronic pain. Do not miss this upcoming conversation with Michelle Archer, PA, Yoga Therapist to learn more about our approach and how it can help your patients and clients. See more below. Join Us For A Clinician Gathering! Pain Care Collective is dedicated to building collaborate care teams to help our clients and patients heal. That’s why we’re so excited to offer this clinician gathering for just that! Bring your knowledge (and your questions!) to this collaborative meeting with our clinician community. I’ll be interested in talking about why yoga (but not all yoga) is helpful for pain, and look forward to talking with you all about barriers to effective referrals in creating a care team that might include movement professionals. And we’ll open the floor to discussion about the multitude of mind body approaches to healing pain that make teams such a boon within this specialty care field. Let’s get better at treating pain care, together. Please join me! In Service, Michelle Archer, PA Yoga Therapist | Somatic Experiencing Coach Co-Founder Pain Care Collective DATE: October 28th TIME: 5-6 pm MST LOCATION: Online FREE! Sign up here https://lnkd.in/giNc7Jqm We Get It: Pain Care Has Challenges Not All Yoga Helps Pain Yep, we said it! And we know it’s true. Check out our blog post exploring ideas around what makes yoga therapeutic (or not!). It’s a short read, and likely a great resource for your patients as well! Read the Article https://lnkd.in/gXtvQvCB Free Yoga for Your Patients Don't forget, any patient you refer gets a free month with us followed by discounted membership thereafter. Make yoga more accessible by referring your patients today. Refer Now https://lnkd.in/gxreYnju

You’re invited to the Quarterly Free Community Class! Join us on Zoom on Sunday, October 27th at 6pm CT. At this open house-style event you get to: * Experience a 30-minute class * Get a feel for the teachers and community * Ask any questions you have Show up as you are, and participate to the extent that you are comfortable, no special clothing or gear required! Sign Up Here https://lnkd.in/ejYU2b-f About the Class The Community Class will explore breath as a means of getting in touch with your nervous system and changing it. This can help you turn down the volume on pain.

Special Class: Grounding for Autumn Calm your anxiety, calm your pain. Changes in weather and busy fall schedules can contribute to rising anxiety, creating fertile ground for more pain. Join us in a nervous system-calming class, Grounding for Autumn: What: livestream class for grounding Where: the Pain Care Collective studio (on Zoom) When: Thursday, October 10th from 12-12:30pm CT *If you’re not a member, you can join us as a “drop in”. https://lnkd.in/e9Uss5JM

I reflect on the numerous times that I heard a client or student share that their healthcare practitioner has suggested yoga as a way to help their pain. While these practitioners have their patient's best interest at heart, the advice is not always given with much thought of how yoga can support or not support the patient. This article by Rachel will give practitioners something that they can go on when referring out to yoga for pain care. #painmanagement #paineducation #yogaforpain

This friendly approach to observing your pain with curiosity is a game changer. Read the short article and at the bottom is the practice that you can do anywhere in a matter of minutes. #pain #chronicpain #painmanagement #somatics

September is a month of a lot of transitions - back to school, after school activities, shorter days and we need sleep more than ever to be consistent. And we want our sleep routines to be simple but effective. Read on in this article about some simple things you can try if your sleep is interrupted. And then go check out https://lnkd.in/eCyxgkpf to sign up for our one month Free Trial, giving you plenty of time to practice with our Calm classes for better sleep.

Pain Care Collective's On-demand Library is chock full of a variety of classes to suit your needs and meet you where you are at. I'll give you a short summary of our offerings and then go check us out for a one month free trial. Yes, I said one month free trial! More time to explore as you make an investment in yourself. www.paincarecollective.com Library Offerings Skills - short classes that teach you the fundamental pain care skills that you will get to practice in all of our classes AND in your life. Foundations - short and longer classes that reinforce the skills and encourage staying in a place of comfort, ease, and safety while exploring each principle. Build - these classes offer opportunities to explore the edge of your practice building resilience. Calm - slow down, rest, and restore in these classes that are meant to down regulate the nervous system.  Breathwork - breath an integral part of pain care and accessing the mind/body connection. Meditation - switch from doing to being with these guided meditations. 

Michelle Archer, one of Pain Care Collective's Founders, shares the wisdom of healing for pain. But whether you have pain or not, perhaps trying out the 3 components will begin the process of healing for you. For more information on Pain Care Collective and what we offer towards your healing, please visit our website and sign up for a one month free trial. https://lnkd.in/gEfhsbXC