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Pain may be part of your story—but it doesn’t have to write your future
Join Prof. Dr. Deepak Ravindran, one of the UK’s leading voices in pain management, as he unpacks the hidden roots of chronic pain in this exclusive event for members, Unpack Your Pain.
Held in the beautiful West Court Retreat Garden Room, tickets are available exclusively to members and their guests just £10. Refreshments will be available.
What to expect
You’ve tried medications. You’ve seen the specialists. But the pain keeps coming back.
This groundbreaking talk dives into the new science of pain, designed to offer lasting solutions for anyone living with persistent or chronic pain. Professor Ravindran provides practical tools to help you understand your body, regain control, and restore hope.
During this engaging session, you’ll learn:
- The brain-body connection that keeps pain stuck
- Common myths that may be holding back your recovery
- Evidence-backed tools to reset your pain response and improve your quality of life
Supported by cutting-edge research, discover why pain persists and how to manage it effectively without solely relying on medication. Prof. Ravindran will also introduce non-drug approaches, including Nirvana’s renowned Dead Sea Salt therapy and other mind-body techniques.
Whether you're experiencing back pain, fibromyalgia, migraines, or supporting a loved one, this talk will transform how you approach recovery.
- This session is perfect for patients, practitioners, or anyone tired of temporary fixes.
- Uncover practical techniques to take control of your pain
- Access expert insights
- An opportunity to purchase a signed copy of Professor Ravindran's book to continue learning
- Relax with a drink and unwind in a beautiful retreat setting
Don’t just manage your pain. Start understanding it
Key Details:
- Location: West Court Retreat Garden Room
- Date & Time: Tuesday 8th July at 7pm and Wednesday 9th July at 10:30am
- Cost: £10 (event only)
Spaces are limited.
