COPC | Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions | On-Demand
This 4-part series discusses the multifactorial basis and effective treatment protocols for some of the most common conditions that present to clinicians’ offices – Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions. Scholars will master everything from fibromyalgia, chronic migraines, chronic fatigue syndrome (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis), irritable bowel syndrome, chronic pelvic pain, neurogenic bladder, chronic TMJ, complex chronic back pain, and more. Recognized by the NIH and US Congress and an emerging set of co-aggregate disorders with common central mechanisms, you will gain deep insights into identifying, examining, diagnosing, and treating this diverse but connected group of conditions.
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781 | Central Sensitization, Fibromyalgia, and Widespread Pain | On-Demand by Dr. Norman Hoffman
Master chronic overlapping pain syndromes in this 25-hour course. Learn to diagnose and manage fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, migraines, IBS, and more using imaging biomarkers, qEEG, and outcome-based care.
782 | Cranial Adjusting, TMJ, Neuromodulation and Head Pain | On-Demand by Dr. Norman Hoffman
Master chronic overlapping pain conditions in this 25-hour course. Learn the neurobiology of pain, treatment techniques, and top-down vs. bottom-up care strategies with hands-on training.
783 | Mastery of Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions – IBS, Visceral Manipulation, and Pelvic Pain | On-Demand by Dr. Norman Hoffman
Master tAVNS and neuroimmune-based techniques to manage chronic overlapping pain. Includes hands-on vagus nerve stimulation, GI/pelvic applications, and migraine care.
784 | Mastery of Chronic Overlapping Pain Conditions – Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Complex Chronic LBP | On-Demand by Dr. Norman Hoffman
Master assessment and treatment of chronic overlapping pain with tools for ME/CFS, glial therapy, vestibular rehab, and novel techniques like music-induced analgesia.