Reality Health

💥 We are excited for a busy couple of months for Re-thinking Recovery. There are several opportunities for you to hear about how our pioneering program is enhancing recovery and return to work outcomes for injured workers with persistent pain across the country 💥 If you are attending any of these events, be sure to reach out and say g'day ✔August 20th - (ACT) 2024 Comcare National Conference: Promoting return to work through immersive virtual reality pain education ✔August 21st - (ACT) IPAR Breakfast Event in collaboration with Pain Revolution & Professor Lorimer Moseley: Contemporary chronic pain care: rethink, reset & refine, reload, recover. ✔October 2nd - (TAS) WorkSafe Month: Evidence Based Non-Surgical Management of Persistent Pain in Workers Compensation – New trends and technologies ✔October 30th - (WA) PIEF Conference: Application of best practice modern pain science education and coaching enhance recovery and return to work in injured workers with persistent pain ✔13th Nov - (SYD) ARPA 2024 International Forum – Re-thinking Recovery: Using modern pain science, virtual reality and coaching to improve recovery and RTW in workers with persistent pain #RethinkingRecovery

💡 Re-thinking Recovery: Expanding support for injured workers with persistent pain across Western Australia 💡   Over the past two years, our industry-first, award-winning Re-thinking Recovery service has empowered countless injured workers throughout Western Australia to regain control of their pain and improve their recovery and return to work outcomes.   From Albany to Bunbury, Perth to Broome, our experienced pain coaches have been there every step of the way.   Today, we’re thrilled to announce an exciting expansion of our reach, introducing another innovative, industry-leading solution that ensures we can support injured workers with persistent pain - no matter where they are.   Keep an eye on your inbox for more details, or reach out to us at re-thinkingrecovery@ipar.com.au to learn more. #RethinkPain #RethinkingRecovery

💡 Re-thinking Recovery: Expanding support for injured workers with persistent pain across Western Australia 💡   Over the past two years, our industry-first, award-winning Re-thinking Recovery service has empowered countless injured workers throughout Western Australia to regain control of their pain and improve their recovery and return to work outcomes.   From Albany to Bunbury, Perth to Broome, our experienced pain coaches have been there every step of the way.   Today, we’re thrilled to announce an exciting expansion of our reach, introducing another innovative, industry-leading solution that ensures we can support injured workers with persistent pain - no matter where they are.   Keep an eye on your inbox for more details, or reach out to us at re-thinkingrecovery@ipar.com.au to learn more. #RethinkPain #RethinkingRecovery

Almost one in five Australians aged 45 and over has experienced chronic pain. NeuRA’s Centre for Pain IMPACT is dedicated to improving the lives of those affected through pioneering, evidence-based research and education. In recognition of #Pain Awareness Month this September, we invite you to watch a special episode of NeuRA Talks focused on chronic pain. In this episode, Centre Directors Professor James H McAuley and Professor Sylvia Gustin are joined by trial participants Robert Khalil and Stuart Hurst in a panel discussion sharing insights, lived experiences and innovative approaches in chronic pain management and research. Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/g_pYFKN5 #PainAwarenessMonth

We're in the news, and for all the right reasons! Under the guidance of Dr Daniel Harvie, the Gold Coast Persistent Pain Centre has been conducting a research study for patients on the waitlist for their interdisciplinary pain service that uses the Reality Health VR Pain Education platform as a core part of the treatment approach. The study is showing  promising early results, with very high levels of engagement from participants. At the recent Gold Coast Health Research and Transformation Showcase, Hannah Kennedy and Darren Doherty had the opportunity to showcase the VR Reality Health platform to attendees, and were invited to share what they have been up to with Channel 9 news. #VRforpain #Painscienceducation #painmanagement #recovery #evidencebasedpractice #research #Virtualreality #workerscompensation #chronicpain #science #neuroplasticity #bioplasticity #unisa

Super excited to be Piloting the use of these VR googles, as an additional tool to assist our DES customers at MAX who are dealing with persistent pain. A real game changer in my opinion to help customers gain a better understanding of how the pain system works and promoting hope for recovery through experiential learning, thanks too Reality Health!