Beyond the Pelvis: Practical Tools for Every Clinical Session
Hosted by Queensland Pelvic Pain Network (QPPN) and True Reproductive Health
How do we take good ideas, emerging research and approaches from other disciplines and turn them into practical tools we can use in everyday clinical care?
Beyond the Pelvis: Practical Tools for Every Clinical Session brings clinicians together to explore practical, evidence-informed approaches that can strengthen the way we assess, communicate with and support people living with pelvic and persistent pain.
Whether you’re already confident in these areas, just beginning to incorporate them into your practice, or looking to develop your skills further, this event offers practical insights you can take straight into your next clinical session.
Across four practical sessions, we’ll explore:
Pain education: How to translate contemporary research into meaningful conversations with patients.
Sensory profiling: Using sensory-informed approaches to better understand individual pain experiences and support assessment and management.
Trauma-informed movement and yoga: Practical principles and skills that can be incorporated into consultations and rehabilitation programs.
Digital tools: How technology can extend support beyond the consultation and help patients apply strategies in everyday life.
Speakers
Pain Education: From Research to Practice - Dr Jane Chalmers, PhD, B.Physio:
Explore contemporary pain education research and practical strategies for integrating evidence-informed pain education into everyday clinical encounters.
Jane is a Senior Lecturer in Pain Sciences at Adelaide University, South Australia, and leads the pelvic pain theme within the Innovation, Implementation and Clinical Translation in Health (IIMPACT) research program.
Sensory Profiling in Clinical Practice - Carly Jeffery, Senior Occupational Therapist
Discover how sensory profiling can support assessment, communication and management of people living with persistent pain, and how sensory-informed approaches can help clinicians better understand individual experiences.
Trauma-Informed Movement and Yoga Principles - Edwina Kempe, BA Peace & Conflict Studies (Hons International Relations), MSW, TCTSY Facilitator and Trainer, Registered Yoga Teacher
Explore practical trauma-informed skills and movement principles that clinicians can incorporate into consultations and rehabilitation programs.
Using Digital Tools to Optimise Patient Care - Amy Coen — nerva®
A practical case study exploring how digital tools can support care between appointments, reinforce education and self-management strategies, and help translate what happens in the consultation into everyday life.
Why attend?
You don’t need to be the expert in every approach to learn from it. The focus is on understanding what sits within your role, what you can confidently incorporate into your own sessions, and when collaboration or further expertise can add value.
And importantly, this event is about connection.
Clinicians will gather at local hubs across Cairns, Townsville, Rockhampton, Toowoomba, the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Brisbane and Darwin, connecting into one shared event. Online attendees will also have dedicated breakout opportunities to meet and learn from each other.
To purchase a non-member ticket for $35, click purchase your ticket below.
Join QPPN and True Reproductive Health for an evening of practical ideas, clinical insights and approaches you can take directly into your practice.
Thanks to nerva® for their support
