In this workshop, discover the power of peer support as a transformative tool in chronic pain management. We will explore how connecting with others who understand can improve coping skills, reduce isolation, and provide a sense of empowerment. Join us to learn practical ways to build supportive relationships, share experiences, and foster resilience in your journey toward better pain management.


Speaker: Virginia McIntyre, President and Executive Director of the People In Pain Network (PIPN) and Chair of the Canadian Pain Society (CPS) PWLE committee. Virginia developed persistent pain in 2009 after a shoulder surgery. She holds a BA in Community Studies, a diploma in Radiological Imaging, MRI, and completed multiple courses in leadership development. Virginia works extensively as a lived experience partner on research projects, many pain initiatives, and is a proud member on several committees which include; Pain Canada National Advisory Committee, Canadian Pain Society (CPS) Communication committee, Atlantic Mentorship Network Advisory Committee.

This webinar is free to attend, an internet connection is required.