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iPain Summit: Ann Mracek Caregiver Spotlight

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iPain Summit: Whole Genome Sequencing Part 3 with Barby Ingle and Ken Taylor

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Patient Spotlight on Kelly Woodhouse – Burn Survivor
www.kellywoodhouse.com

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International Pain Foundation presents

iPain Summit: Preserving Liberty w Josh Bernstein
https://joshbernsteinuncensored.com/preserving-liberty-book/

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International Pain Foundation presents

IPain Summit Full Version Episode Toni King on Medicare Part D 2025
IPain Summit Full Version Episode: Toni King on Medicare Part D from ToniSays.com Learn about what is coming up from Medicare Expert and Author – Toni King

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International Pain Foundation presents

Jim Flaherty on A Caregivers Journey; Don’t forget about Dementia and host iPain VP-elect 25-26—Barby Ingle.

Jim is a prolific author, caregiver for a patient with dementia, and author of the newest book, Life Doesn’t Have to Be Hard! Main Talking Points:

1. The importance of raising awareness about dementia and providing support for caregivers, as highlighted by Jim Flaherty’s personal journey as a caregiver and author.

2. The impact of dementia on patients and caregivers, and how understanding and empathy play a crucial role in improving their quality of life.

3. Insights from Jim Flaherty’s newest book, “Life Doesn’t Have to Be Hard,” and how it offers valuable guidance for individuals facing similar caregiving challenges.

4. Highlighting the valuable contributions of organizations like the International Pain Foundation and the role of individuals like Barby Ingle in advocating for those affected by dementia.

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International Pain Foundation presents David D Clarke MD on Pain Relief Psychology: A New Approach to Non-Structural Pain and host iPain VP-elect 26-27 – Barby Ingle

Psychophysiological Disorders Association
1414 SW 3rd Ave, Suite 2901
Portland, OR 97201EndChronicPain.org
503.347.0588

Main Talking Points:
1. Results of recent randomized controlled trials of Pain Relief Psychology (PRP)
2. Which patients can benefit from PRP?
3. What is the appropriate assessment of potential candidates for PRP?
4. What are the essential therapeutic features of PRP?
5. How can medical and mental health clinicians learn to use PRP in their practice?

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The importance of Whole Genome Sequencing on the Sequencing Stories Podcast featuring Barby Ingle, BSc Psyc and former president of the International Pain Foundation. Check out https://dna.sequencing.com/ipain/?rfs… and receive a discounted price on your own sequencing! Unlocking Hope: Barby Ingle on Chronic Pain and Genetics In this enlightening episode, Barby Ingle, founder of the International Pain Foundation, shares her personal journey through chronic pain and rare diseases with Sequencing.com’s Dr. Jeremy Koenig. Discover how Barby’s life was transformed by genetic testing, and learn about the mission and impact of the International Pain Foundation on the rare disease community. Barby and Dr. Koenig dive into the critical need for collaboration and data sharing in the rare disease community to accelerate the discovery of new therapeutics. Barby recounts her experiences with genetic testing, initially through Ancestry and 23andMe, and later gaining deeper insights into her genetics with Sequencing.com. Key topics discussed:

● Barby’s personal journey with chronic pain and rare diseases
● The mission and impact of the International Pain Foundation
● The importance of genetic testing and personalized medicine
● Collaborative efforts to accelerate rare disease research and therapeutics Join us for an inspiring conversation that sheds light on the power of genetics in transforming lives and advancing the field of rare disease treatment.

Connect with Barby Ingle:
● Personal Website: barbyingle.com
● International Pain Foundation: internationalpain.org Follow Dr. Jeremy Koenig and Sequencing.com:
● Website: sequencing.com Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring stories and insightful discussions!

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International Pain Foundation presents Trauma-Informed Yoga and the Benefits webinar with The Honest Yoga Owner, Nicole Byars – thehonestyoga.com
Main Talking Points of Segment:

• Understanding Trauma: Emphasize that trauma can result from various experiences such as abuse, violence, accidents, natural disasters, or any event that overwhelms a person’s ability to cope.

• The Need for Trauma-Informed Yoga: Highlight the importance of trauma-informed yoga as a supportive and healing practice for those who have experienced trauma. Regular yoga classes may not suit everyone, especially those with trauma backgrounds, as they may inadvertently trigger distressing responses.

• Creating Safe Spaces: Discuss how trauma-informed yoga prioritizes creating a safe and welcoming environment for participants. This includes being mindful of language body language and creating boundaries that help individuals feel in control of their practice.

• Empowerment and Choice: Explain how trauma-informed yoga allows participants agency over their practice. Teachers may offer choices and modifications, allowing students to decide based on what feels safe and comfortable.

• Mindfulness and breath work: Talk about how trauma-informed yoga often incorporates mindfulness practices and breath work, which can be powerful tools for grounding and emotional regulation for trauma survivors.

• Body Awareness and Empathy: Explain how trauma-informed yoga encourages participants to cultivate body awareness and self-compassion. Individuals can better recognize and respond to their needs by developing a deeper understanding of their bodies.

• Building Resilience: Discuss how trauma-informed yoga can help individuals build resilience and foster a sense of empowerment as they develop coping skills and tools to manage stress and triggers.

• Research and Evidence: If available, cite relevant research and studies demonstrating the effectiveness of trauma-informed yoga in reducing trauma symptoms and improving overall well-being.

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MAKE YOUR HEALTH VOICE HEARD – BE BRAVE AND SPEAK OUT! COMMUNITY EVENT

Brought to you by International Pain Foundation and World Patients Alliance.

On September 17, 2021 at 8pm EST

On behalf of WHO’s #WorldPatientSafetyDay the International Pain Foundation and World Patient Alliance will be hosting a Webinar on Preventative Care for Newborns and Their Mothers.

You can register here FREE to attend: REGISTER This is a virtual event.

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