The Hidden Mechanics of Pain

Title: The Hidden Mechanics of Pain: Translating Neuroscience into Healing

Date: Sunday, November 2 from 10 AM to 1 PM

Location: Center 4 Self-Care, Tucson

Description: Step into a clearer, more current understanding of pain—one that is evidence-based, practical, and deeply applicable to clinical practice. This class goes beyond theory to give you tools you can immediately use in your sessions.

We’ll explore what pain actually is according to current neuroscience, why pain rarely signals damage, and how stress, memory, and meaning-making shape the pain experience. Just as importantly, you’ll learn how to translate these insights into your work with clients—through language, strategies, and clinical considerations that reduce fear, build trust, and open new possibilities for sustained pain relief.

This is not a technique class. Instead, it’s a paradigm-shifting framework that will help you re-think outdated models, recognize the unseen ways pain is reinforced, and engage with clients in ways that support lasting change in their pain experience.

Whether you’re new to pain science or looking for practical ways to integrate it, this course offers both knowledge and application—so you leave with clarity, confidence, and strategies you can put into practice right away.

The class counts as 3 CEs for both LMTs and RYTs.

Event Format: In-person

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