Breaking the Pain Cycle

The Breaking the Pain Cycle Programme is designed to help you understand your pain and identify ways to better manage it by developing your personal pain management plan. You will learn to take an active role in your pain management and know where to get help and support when you need it. After this 3 hour workshop you will:

understand the types of pain and their causes
understand the pain cycle and how various factors can affect pain
learn about pain management and become an active self-management
learn different methods of coping with your pain

Please book you place online or call 01 6470206 or email to [email protected]

Sign-up for news and updates about our programmes and Arthritis Ireland Donate

Latest

Covid-19 (coronavirus)

Important information about Covid-19 (coronavirus) for people living with inflammatory arthritis
Patient awareness survey

If you're living with inflammatory arthritis, please participate in this survey, which will help improve scientists' knowledge of participants' understanding and management of their disease.
How is Sjogren's syndrome treated?

Information on how Sjogren's syndrome is treated
How is rheumatoid arthritis treated?

Information on treatmets for rheumatoid arthritis

Related

Aqua aerobics for people with arthritis

Aqua Aerobics for people with arthritis held every Tuesday and Thursdays in Bloomfield Hotel, Mullingar.

Most read

Covid-19 (coronavirus)

Important information about Covid-19 (coronavirus) for people living with inflammatory arthritis
Awareness campaign launched to educate patients about new treatment options

An information campaign to educate and inform patients about biosimilar medicines is launched today (3 March) by Arthritis Ireland.
Statement re cancellation of Arthritis Ireland events due to Covid-19

Arthritis Ireland has cancelled all events for the foreseeable future, which is based on expert advice from the HSE.
Accessibility
Rheumatoid arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a very common type of inflammatory disease. The body’s natural defences (the immune system) attacks certain parts of the body instead of protecting it. This auto-immune reaction occurs mainly in the joints, but can affect vital organs too.
Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common of all types of arthritis. It usually develops gradually, over several years, and affects a number of different joints. The cause is unknown, but it does appear more in females than males.
Hydroxychloroquine
Psoriatic arthritis

Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) is a form of arthritis that in most cases affects the skin and the joints. Most people with PsA will develop the condition following the onset of psoriasis, however, not all people with psoriasis develop PsA.
Ankylosing spondylitis

Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a form of inflammatory arthritis, which mainly affects the spine, but can also cause pain and/or swelling in the shoulders, hips, knees, heels, chest/ribs and small joints of the hands and feet.
Sample faq post

This is summary text, it is best kept to under 100 characters and should include keywords for SEO.