A World of Hurt: A Guide to Classifying Pain

14 Nov 20269 CPD

About the event

Join us for this live seminar to be held on November 14, from 8 am - 6 pm on Palmer's Main Campus in Davenport, Iowa. Earn up to 9 hours* of CE in one day! *pending your state board's approval. A World of Hurt: A Guide to Classifying Pain Saturday, November 14, 2026 | Palmer College, Davenport, Iowa 8:00 a.m. Pain Mechanism Classification System (PMCS): Definitions, Research & Clinical Practice Considerations
9:00 a.m. Nociceptive Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics; Patient Education & Active Care Intervention
10:00 a.m. Peripheral Neurogenic Pain: Subjective & Objective Characteristics; Patient Education & Active Care Intervention
11:00 a.m. Interactive Workshop Neurodynamic Evaluation: Upper & Lower Limb Active Tests & Exercise or Patient Demonstration
12:00 p.m. Central Sensitization, Affective, Motor & Autonomic Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics; Patient Education and Active Care Interventions 1:00 p.m. Lunch provided by the Palmer College Continuing Education Department 2:00 p.m. Lecture / Words Workshop Central Sensitization and Affective Pain Mechanisms; CBT, Pain Science Education, Active Care Intervention, and Video Patient Cases 3:00 p.m. Integrative Workshop Demonstration / Practice: Introduce the GPS Yellow Flag Risk Form and Targeted Pain Science Patient Education Handouts
4:00 p.m. Interactive Workshop Demonstration / Practice: Motor / Autonomic Pain Mechanism Left / Right Discrimination Evaluation
5:00 p.m. Interactive Closing Q&A Workshop Patient Demonstration and Summary of Pain Mechanisms: "Lamp Analogy - 5 Steps to a Pain-Free Life" 6:00 p.m. Adjournment

Topics

  • Pain Mechanism Classification System (PMCS): Definitions, Research & Clinical Practice Considerations
  • Nociceptive Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education & Active Care Intervention
  • Peripheral Neurogenic Pain: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education & Active Care Intervention
  • Neurodynamic Evaluation: Upper & Lower Limb Active Tests & Exercise or Patient Demonstration
  • Central Sensitization, Affective, Motor & Autonomic Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education and Active Care Interventions
  • CBT, Pain Science Education, Active Care Intervention, and Video Patient Cases
  • GPS Yellow Flag Risk Form and Targeted Pain Science Patient Education Handouts
  • Motor/Autonomic Pain Mechanism Left/Right Discrimination Evaluation
  • 'Lamp Analogy - 5 Steps to a Pain-Free Life'

Schedule

8:00 AM Pain Mechanism Classification System (PMCS): Definitions, Research & Clinical Practice Considerations; 9:00 AM Nociceptive Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education & Active Care Intervention; 10:00 AM Peripheral Neurogenic Pain: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education & Active Care Intervention; 11:00 AM Interactive Workshop – Neurodynamic Evaluation: Upper & Lower Limb Active Tests & Exercise or Patient Demonstration; 12:00 PM Central Sensitization, Affective, Motor & Autonomic Pain Mechanisms: Subjective & Objective Characteristics, Patient Education and Active Care Interventions; 1:00 PM Lunch provided by Palmer College Continuing Education Department; 2:00 PM Lecture/Words Workshop – Central Sensitization and Affective Pain Mechanisms: CBT, Pain Science Education, Active Care Intervention, and Video Patient Cases; 3:00 PM Integrative Workshop – Demonstration/Practice: GPS Yellow Flag Risk Form and Targeted Pain Science Patient Education Handouts; 4:00 PM Interactive Workshop – Demonstration/Practice: Motor/Autonomic Pain Mechanism Left/Right Discrimination Evaluation; 5:00 PM Interactive Closing Q&A Workshop – Patient Demonstration and Summary of Pain Mechanisms: 'Lamp Analogy - 5 Steps to a Pain-Free Life'; 6:00 PM Adjournment

  1. Samstag, 14.11.2026

    08:00 – 18:00

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DavenportDavenport, IA · United States
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Earn up to 9 hours of CE in one day (pending state board approval). Lunch provided by Palmer College Continuing Education Department.

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