This is a FREE community program for people with chronic pain
Do you answer YES to the following questions?
· Have you been troubled by pain for more than 3 months?
· Do you feel anxious or depressed because of ongoing pain?
· Are you finding it difficult to do the things you want to do because of pain?
We may be able to help you!
Grand Pacific Health introduces a new approach to helping people manage their persistent pain. We have a range of education and therapy options available, including:
Pain Explained online group pain management program. This is a 6-week pain education program consisting of weekly 90-minute sessions run by Dr Adele Stewart. There are 3 rounds of the program over the financial year – dates can be seen by clicking on the photo of Dr Adele down below.
Individual online consultations with members of our multidisciplinary team:
Peer Worker – Kai Gallagher
Exercise Physiologist – Alycia Hull
Dietitian – Alycia Hull
Mental Health Clinician
Who is the Chronic Pain Program for?
Eligible
18 years and older
Living in the SENSW region
Experiencing pain for more than three months (even after being told by their specialist or GP that their injury has healed
Not Eligible
Under the age of 18
Receiving active treatment for cancer, infection or fractures
On workers compensation, third party, and motor accident injury claims
Prescribed or using high dose opioids (>60mg morphine equivalent per day)
Our education program and clinician appointments are held online. Internet access in a private space is therefore required by participants of Chronic Pain Program.
How do I find out more?
There are multiple ways to connect with us:
Click this link to refer yourself or someone you care about to our service.
Click on the photos of the team members below to find out more about what they offer.
If you are interested in registering or asking questions about the program, please enter your details below and one of our team will contact you.
The Chronic Pain Program cannot provide any support letters to Centrelink or NDIS, and our clinicians are unable to support Disability Support Pensions (DSP) applications.
