Online CEUs
Navigating the Language of Pain
Available until October 17, 2021
Sharna Prasad, DPT
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Course Description:
Language is the method of human communication. The language of pain is the communication between our clients and our providers. We as providers are sometimes missing the key words used, the metaphors that are telling a story, the body language that is sharing their emotions. We will explore through storytelling and humor how the language of pain once heard can be reconceptualized with compassion and humanity. Hours: 1 hr Price: $29 | $18 for WASHAA Members |
Objectives:
About the Presenter:
Sharna Prasad DPT has been a PT for 32 yrs. She has a personal chronic pain experience. She works at Lebanon Community Hospital. She is the Co-founder of MMAPS (a PT run persistent pain group Movement, mindfulness and pain science) She is currently working with a grant to raise awareness, of Opioid abuse, Pain and Healthy Self-care, in High Schools of Corvallis. She is also organizing the 2nd Oregon Pain Summit in Lebanon in Jan 2020.
NOTICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
WASHAA Webinar, “Navigating the Language of Pain” is approved for 1 CE by the Patient Advocate Certification Board to satisfy the requirements for Board Certified Patient Advocates (BCPA).
- Identify the value of metaphors used by their clients.
- Determine which word to explore in their client’s narrative that will give them an insight to their story.
- Appraise and assess role of the language of pain in learning and future behaviors.
About the Presenter:
Sharna Prasad DPT has been a PT for 32 yrs. She has a personal chronic pain experience. She works at Lebanon Community Hospital. She is the Co-founder of MMAPS (a PT run persistent pain group Movement, mindfulness and pain science) She is currently working with a grant to raise awareness, of Opioid abuse, Pain and Healthy Self-care, in High Schools of Corvallis. She is also organizing the 2nd Oregon Pain Summit in Lebanon in Jan 2020.
NOTICE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
WASHAA Webinar, “Navigating the Language of Pain” is approved for 1 CE by the Patient Advocate Certification Board to satisfy the requirements for Board Certified Patient Advocates (BCPA).
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