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Sponsor Series • Free to attend
From Intimidating to Integrative
Bringing Breast Oncology Pain Neuroscience into Everyday Clinical Practice
Wednesday, October 14 • 8:00 PM ET
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Breast cancer survivors may experience pain that's complex, persistent and influenced by far more than tissue injury. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, endocrine treatment, lymphedema, scar tissue, altered sensation, fear of movement and the emotional effects of treatment can all shape that pain. Join us for a Sponsor Series webinar with Tactile Medical on how contemporary pain neuroscience can help you understand and address that pain. You'll see practical ways to bring pain-informed care into breast oncology rehabilitation without making it feel complicated or disconnected from the way you already practice. |
Wednesday, October 14 • 8:00 PM ET
Online
Free to attend, registration required
Presented with Tactile Medical |
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What the session covers
| • How biological, psychological and social factors interact with the nervous system to influence pain, recovery, function and participation |
| • Practical ways to bring pain neuroscience principles into breast oncology rehabilitation |
| • A broader understanding of persistent pain in people affected by breast cancer |
| • Strategies that support patient education, movement, rehabilitation and more confident clinical decisions |
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Your presenter
Jodi Winicour, PT, CMT, CLT-LANA
Oncology rehabilitation, UCHealth, Longmont, Colorado
Jodi is a physical therapist, certified massage therapist and nationally certified lymphatic therapist with more than 30 years of clinical experience, more than 25 of them in cancer rehabilitation. She sees patients full time for UCHealth and founded BrCAcademy, a free online education platform for people affected by breast cancer.
She's trained thousands of physical, occupational and massage therapists in the U.S. and abroad through Klose Training. Her own experience living with chronic pain, and undergoing preventive mastectomies in 2017, gives her a unique perspective on cancer care, pain education and healing.
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Thank You to Our Gold Sponsors
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Have questions about lymphedema or need help finding treatment?
Contact the NLN Patient Support Team at 800-541-3259 or patientsupport@lymphnet.org
for guidance, resources, and support.
National Lymphedema Network
4907 Centerway Dr
Durham, NC 27705
(800) 541-3259
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