Coming Events


“Breaking the Chains of Chronic Pain”

A holistic approach for people with persistent/chronic pain;

Facilitated by Pamela Holmes B.Sc. P.T. and Margaret Nefstead M.A., R.C.C.

Wed.  Jan 25, 2012 to Wed. Feb. 29, 20127-9 pm at White Swan Sanctuary, 403 Lowe St, Whitehorse

We will start with a talk that integrates the latest research on pain science into practical techniques that give you new tools and understanding to manage pain.  Based on Neil Pearson’s (Physical Therapist and Yoga Therapist) “Optimistic Scientific Model of Recovery”, this programme offers you the opportunity to deepen your understanding of the neurophysiological principles in the talk so that you discover the relevance to your own situation.  We then will practice and refine the techniques in a supportive group environment with the goal to experience change over the six weeks.

  • Knowledge- Pain Neurophysiology
  • Awareness and Self Regulation
  • Breathing exercises
  • Body scans
  • Mindful Movement
  • Goal Setting
  • Challenge your body
  • Reset your Nervous System
  • Practice

Investment:

Two hours/week for six sessions

Commitment to daily practice between sessions

Registration  $250

See related article by Pamela Holmes, recently published in What’s Up Yukon

Maximum 8 Participants

Please preregister by mailing your name, contact information and fees (cash or cheque only) to Prime Meridian Physiotherapy, 2A 403 Lowe St, Whitehorse, Y.T. Y1A 1W7.  Call 393-2610 to ensure space is available.

 

 

 

 

Birthing With Awareness Prenatal Classes

January 10 – February 1; 7-9 pm
Fun, interactive, and meaningful prenatal classes based on the book Birthing From Within.
www.birthingyukon.com

Next session starting Friday Feb 17, 2012

 

 

“Understand Pain, Live Well Again”

With Pamela Holmes, B.Sc.P.T.

For people with persistent/chronic pain;

No talk currently scheduled but please contact me at 393-2610 if  you wish to be put on a list or have a group that would like a presentation.

Based on the work of Neil Pearson (Physiotherapist and Yoga Therapist) with people with chronic pain and his “Optimistic Scientific Model of Recovery”. This 1.5-2 hour talk integrates the latest research on pain science into practical techniques giving you new tools and understanding to manage pain.

White Swan Sanctuary, 403 Lowe St or at your venue.