Pain Resources

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ESCAPE-Pain Android app

https://escape-pain.org/about-escape-pain/digital-tools-app

The ESCAPE-pain app is a free resource produced in the NHS by the Health Innovation Network and Salaso Solutions Ltd. It is available on Android smartphones, and tablets. It complements the well-established face-to-face programme that prior to lockdown was being delivered in over 290 sites across the United Kingdom.

The ESCAPE-pain app is intended to be used as a support tool for people who have already attended the face-to-face programme and serves as an aide memoir to enable participants to continue to exercise safely in their homes afterwards. The app also helps people access the programme if they are unable to attend a class or don’t have a class nearby.

ESCAPE-Pain web resources

Programme for people with knee and hip pain

https://escape-pain.org/about-escape-pain/digital-tools-escape-pain-online

Please note:

  • ESCAPE-pain Online is a support tool, provided for reference only. It is therefore not to be used as the sole basis for treatment, prescription and care of your condition and health. It should be used in conjunction with the advice and professional judgment of your GP or other healthcare practitioner. ESCAPE-pain Online and the ESCAPE-pain app are not interlinked therefore your username and password only apply to that tool for which you have created your details and can’t be used interchangeably on both systems.
  • ESCAPE-pain Online is not able to recognise if you’ve previously attended a face-to-face ESCAPE-pain class.
  • If you would prefer to not use a structured programme you may prefer to have a look at the stand alone videos from ESCAPE-pain Online. They are freely available here: exercise videos and educational videos.

Headspace: Your guide to health and happiness

I want to be active but I find exercise difficult

Live Well with Pain

https://my.livewellwithpain.co.uk/
Live well with pain

For people who are living with pain.
Really useful information and resources to help you live well, despite the pain.

Mindfulness: Finding Peace in a Frantic World

Mindfulness: NHS Information Page

It can be easy to rush through life without stopping to notice much

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/mindfulness/

Retrain Pain Foundation: Tired of waiting for pain to go away?

Sleepio: Online sleep improvement programme

The Locomotor Pain Service from the Homerton University Hospital

https://www.homerton.nhs.uk/the-locomotor-pain-service/

The Locomotor Pain Service is a specialist community based pain service located in Hackney, providing for adults living with persistent pain. Our team of professionals offer effective treatment and strategies to help you manage your pain and improve your quality of life.

Experiencing persistent pain can affect people’s lives in many ways. Watch this short video to understand a little more about persistent or chronic pain.

The Pain Toolkit

Understanding Persistent Pain: A Booklet

Versus Arthritis (formerly Arthritis Research Campaign)