Are you affected by persistent pain? Then our biggest FREE event ever is for you!

Our entertaining pain science talk, streaming to Ireland this June!

Join us for the opportunity to win some exclusive prizes: all to support Cormac’s London Marathon!

Flippin' Pain and Durham Pain service invite you to A Pain in the Arts, a play by Jamie Brown.

Are you affected by persistent pain? This free event will share the latest, often surprising science of pain and why it could matter to you!

Get to grips with the latest (often surprising) science of pain, so you can manage your pain better.

People in Tees Valley! Learn more about your pain and how to manage it.

This webinar (hosted in partnership with Pain Concern), is for anyone in Scotland who is riding the rollercoaster of Fibromyalgia, as well as their friends and families.

Join our panel of experts for this fun, informative, free public online seminar.

In our upcoming webinar, Prof Cormac Ryan explains phantom limb pain in an easy-to-understand way including what it is and what we can do about it.

A free public seminar for everyone, coming to the Black Country on Thursday 29th September.

A free public seminar for everyone, coming to Middleton on Wednesday 20th July.

Join Professor Cormac Ryan for a fun, informative and completely free journey through the most recent scientific understanding of pain.

Associate Professor Tasha Stanton from the University of South Australia presents our latest webinar combining two of her special interests: pain science and osteoarthritis.

Join us for a FREE event in collaboration with IASP (International Association for the Study of Pain) as part of their Global Year about Back Pain webinar series.

Join us for a free webinar where people who live with persistent pain discuss their learning.

Join us for a free, easy to understand talk about why your body hurts and what you can do to help it.

This public education event invites the general public, healthcare professionals and those with an interest in persistent pain management to hear leading experts discuss the latest scientific understanding of pain in a way that is both fun and relevant.

Pain: Do You Get It? comes to Grantham, encouraging local communities to change how they think, talk and treat chronic pain.

Join Connect Health and Professor Lorimer Moseley in Boston for a FREE, easy to understand talk about why your body hurts, why it keeps hurting and what you can do to help it!