In recognition of Pain Awareness Month (September) and the need for pain treatment equity, the interprofessional RELIEF project team is hosting a Zoom webinar event that will include a panel discussion of “This Might Hurt,” a documentary highlighting a non-pharmacologic treatment for chronic pain. Panelists include director Marion Cunningham and Rebecca Kennedy, MD, a family medicine physician who applies evidence-based neuroplasticity and the pain reprocessing techniques featured in the film to patients with chronic symptoms. Co-hosted in partnership with the College of Nursing’s Inclusivity Council, attendees can earn CE credits along with a free screening of the film prior to the live discussion event.
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