The HealthEd series is presented in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth (8 Aug) and Brisbane (29 Aug). Check your city for speakers at the HealthEd website. HealthEd also host a GP Education Day in capital cities.
WHRIA’s pelvic floor physiotherapist Sherin Jarvis will present Painful Bladder Syndrome. For more information on when this will be rescheduled (hopefully September) contact Lorraine Dickson via the CoNSA website or consasec@gmail.com
Pregnancy can be extremely challenging for a mother’s body. Learn to help women prepare for labour, during their pregnancy and to recover efficiently from delivery or caesarean section. WHRIA’s Liz Howard will present her popular course in 2020. All allied health interested in treating pregnant women are welcome.
See Bowerbird CPD for full details.
Plan your holidays around the next IASP World Congress, see the IASP website for full details.
Highly recommended by WHRIA to update your pain knowledge. Explain Pain, Graded Motor Imagery and for the neurologically minded, the Pain, Plasticity & Rehab course is a gem. See NOI Group for more details.
The Continence Foundation of Australia provides state-wide education as well as quality on-line courses. See their website for more details about courses this year.
The University of Sydney’s Pain Management and Research Institute presents Putting Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Skills into Practice webinar training program. This gives you an opportunity to learn how to help your patients better manage chronic or persisting pain problems.
Each program consists of six webinar sessions of 90 minutes duration conducted over a 2-3 months. Participants will receive a certificate of completion for 24 hours of professional development. For more information see the PMRI website.
View webinars by Jean Hailes’ Women’s Health experts on such topics as Multi-disciplinary management of Urinary Incontinence, Menopause, a physiotherapist’s view on Painful Sex and more. Click on the picture below to access.
If you would like one of the WHRIA team to speak at an educational event, please contact support@whria.com.au.
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