Calgary • Sept 19, 2026 • Limited Seats • In-Person • 7 Hours
Learn how to explain pain clearly, apply neuroplasticity principles, and support meaningful change beyond the treatment table.
From $299 CAD • CEUs approved • Certificate of Attendance provided
Persistent pain can be confusing for both clinicians and clients. When symptoms last longer than expected, do not respond as hoped, or seem bigger than the tissue findings alone, many practitioners are left wondering what to do next.
Many chronic pain presentations involve more than structural dysfunction alone. Without a stronger understanding of sensitization, neuroplasticity, and nervous system regulation, it can be difficult to explain why a client still hurts—or how to help them move forward.
When clinicians understand pain more clearly, they can communicate with more confidence, reduce fear, improve client buy-in, and build treatment plans that better support long-term progress between sessions.
This course may be the missing piece if you’ve ever felt stuck trying to make sense of persistent pain in practice.
Earn continuing education credits while expanding your understanding of persistent pain and neuroplasticity.
If your association is not listed, contact us and we can help guide you through self-submission.
Practical pain science you can apply right away—so your explanations are clearer, your decisions more confident, and your clients more engaged.
Learn how neuroplasticity and sensitization influence pain—especially when symptoms do not match what you are finding in the tissue.
Recognize patterns of nervous system involvement and adjust your approach when progress stalls or presentations feel unclear.
Use simple, effective language that reduces fear, builds trust, and helps clients better understand their pain experience.
If you’ve taken CranioSacral Therapy or Myofascial Release, this course can deepen how you understand and communicate pain
Many clinicians already have excellent hands-on skills, but still feel unsure how to explain persistent pain, how to make sense of complex presentations, or how to help clients move forward when tissue findings do not tell the whole story. This course fills that gap.
Better understand why some clients continue to hurt even when your treatment is skilled, appropriate, and helpful.
Learn how to explain pain in a way that reduces fear, builds trust, and helps clients understand what may actually be driving their experience.
Add practical strategies that help clients participate more fully in recovery instead of relying only on what happens on the table.
Explore related trainings: CranioSacral Therapy • Myofascial Release
Katie Kenyon, Physiotherapist
Katie Kenyon is a registered Physiotherapist whose work focuses on persistent pain, nervous system regulation, and person-centred care.
Her approach integrates pain science, neuroplasticity, and therapeutic communication, helping clinicians better understand and support complex pain presentations.
With a background in Social Work (BSW), Katie brings a thoughtful, holistic lens to care and incorporates somatic and mindful movement strategies to support recovery and long-term change.
Choose the payment option that works best for you.
Pay in Full
One-time payment for this 7-hour in-person Calgary course.
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Spread the cost over monthly payments while securing your spot now.
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Join us in Calgary for a practical, evidence-informed course that helps you better understand pain, communicate more clearly, and support meaningful change in your clients.
