Pain Tools

A series of twelve videos and tools designed and developed by The Pain Toolkit's Pete Moore to help you learn and understand self pain management.

12 Daily Practice

Keeping it up & putting in to daily practise the tools from 1-11

You maybe asking yourself do I have to put these tools in to daily practise? “What every day?”. The simple answer is YES!

Just as the person with diabetes has to take their treatment/ medication and maintain their diet daily, your treatment is planning/ prioritising, pacing, setting weekly or long term goals/ action plans, relaxation, exercise, generally keeping active and being in charge of your pain.

Keeping it up is difficult for many people but its not as hard as you think once you have set yourself a routine - just like brushing your teeth, self managing your pain will become a habit. Get others involved and make self management fun.

Pain Tools

Pete Moore, The Pain Toolkit

Managing pain is like learning a new skill, like learning to drive a car or a new language. We will need to practice our new pain self-management skills and keep an eye/ear out to learn new ones.  Pete Moore, The Pain Toolkit