Join us as we take a deep-dive into the neural and physiological mechanisms supporting mindfulness-based analgesia that distinguish this treatment from placebo-related...

Join us as we explore the concept of embodiment - the interplay between mind and body in behavior - and its relation to how we perceive body awareness and pain.

​Join us as we discuss the protective response of the body to distressing and overwhelming life events and the experience of pain.

Join us as we highlight key methodological issues regarding the measurement of harms in randomized trials and systematic reviews.

Join us as we explore the role of resilience in pain management, and its effect on behavior and pain outcomes.

Join us as we explore outcomes of postoperative pain management, with a particular focus on regional anesthesia and integrative medicine.

Join us to gain valuable insights on pain reprocessing therapy and cognitive functional therapy for the treatment of chronic low back pain, and to discuss possible...

Join us as we continue to explore IASP's 2023 Global Year for Integrative Pain Care and discuss the theory and systematic study that supports the efficacy and current...

Join us as we explore the impact of acute pain services and transitional pain services on pain outcomes.

Join us to better understand the science of self-healing and how we can harness its potential in medical practice.

Join us as members from IASP's Pain Registries Special Interest Group and Acute Pain Special Interest Group convene to discuss best practices related to data...

Join us as we explore the current evidence on the benefits of regular physical activity and exercise in the management of chronic musculoskeletal pain and specific...

Join us as we explore how stigma, discrimination, and perceived injustice are associated with adverse pain outcomes across different conditions and contexts.

Join us as we explore current research into the pain experience of autistic people, and how differences in autism-related experiences of pain may impact pain...

Join us as we explore the acute and lasting impact of pain and opioid exposure in early-life, and the intricate interplay between pain and analgesia in this vulnerable...

Join us as we explore the psychology factors that modulate pain perception and pain memory, the psychology of placebo and the learning mechanisms of placebo effects,...

Join us as we explore the consequences of chronic pain in adolescents/young adults, the challenges faced by youth and caregivers as they navigate chronic pain...

Join us to learn how to accurately obtain, process, and analyze skin punch biopsies for clinical and research purposes.

Join us as we examine the demographic and sociological aspects of chronic pain and the role of upstream macro-level factors in shaping pain outcomes.

Systematic review has highlighted how biased and poor-quality primary studies can lead to misleading claims for efficacy and safety in pain treatment. Beyond bias,...

Join us as we explore fundamental questions related to pain such as assessing how similar pain, desire, and emotion are in their biological mechanisms and if a change...

Intravenous ketamine infusions have been used for decades to treat acute pain, but widespread variability in patient selection, treatment parameters, and monitoring...

Produced by IASP's ​Social Aspects of Pain Special Interest Group (SocSIG), this seminar will examine the role of social factors as determinants of whether people will...

IASP is currently seeking volunteers for its committees and working groups. Join this webinar to learn about the application and review process. Presented by – LaToya...

These speakers will highlight diverse initiatives and networks that are ensuring pain research is accessible and understandable to those who need it most, including...

​As age progresses, chronic pain is increasingly prevalent and negatively impacts physical and cognitive function. Furthermore, acquired conditions such as stroke and...

The patient-clinician interaction can profoundly impact patient satisfaction, mutual trust, clinician stress, and even pain outcomes. Yet, clinical engagement is often...

Through interview and discussion, this second Post-Congress webinar will bring to life what lived experience of pain means (how people's lives are affected by their...

This first Post-Congress webinar introduces the audience to the current knowledge of this emerging field and its potential relevance to pain management.

IASP's Pain and Intellectual Developmental Disabilities Special Interest Group is excited to bring you a webinar discussing a range of topics relating to the...

This past February, the Rita Allen Foundation named their 2021 class of Award in Pain Scholars, celebrating four early-career leaders in the biomedical sciences whose...

This past February, the Rita Allen Foundation named their 2021 class of Award in Pain Scholars, celebrating four early-career leaders in the biomedical sciences whose...

Join Karin Faber for the first 2022 Global Year for Translating Pain Knowledge to Practice webinar. This webinar will focus on Lacosamide, a Food and Drug...

This workshop will focus on the recent advances in basic science on neuropathic pain. It will address novel basic and translational mechanisms contributing to...

This workshop will focus on recent advances in the assessment of neuropathic pain, mechanism-based diagnosis and treatment approaches, as well as the latest updates on...

This workshop will focus on recent studies investigating the impact of COVID-19 on neuropathic pain. It will address the development of neuropathic pain as a potential...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Michael Burton, PhD, University of Texas at Dallas, US

The IASP Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group (NeuPSIG) will host a data blitz virtual seminar featuring: Gith Noes-Holt, PhD candidate, University of...

The IASP Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group (NeuPSIG) will host a data blitz virtual seminar.

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Felipe A. Court, PhD, Universidad Mayor, Chile.

The IASP Pain in Older Persons Special Interest Group will host a virtual seminar on The Role of Opioids in the Management of Pain in Older Adults. More details to...

The IASP Pain, Mind & Movement Special Interest Group will host a virtual seminar featuring Johan Vlaeyen, PhD, University of Leuven, Belgium; Neil O’Connell, PhD,...

The IASP Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group (NeuPSIG) will host a data blitz virtual seminar featuring: Amanda Klein, PhD, University of Minnesota,...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Emily Bartley, PhD, University of Florida, US. A Q&A session moderated by Afton Hassett, PsyD, University of...

The IASP Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group (NeuPSIG) will host a data blitz virtual seminar.

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Asaf Keller, PhD University of Maryland School of Medicine, USA. A Q&A session moderated by Mary Heinricher,...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Michael Hildebrand, PhD, Carleton University, Canada. A Q&A session moderated by Sascha Alles, PhD, University of...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Elizabeth Losin, PhD, who will discuss the cultural neuroscience of pain. A Q & A session moderated by Adam...

The IASP Pain Research Forum is partnering with the IASP Pain Registries Special Interest Group for a seminar on pain registry methodology.

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Dayna Averitt, PhD, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, US. A Q&A session moderated by Richard Traub, PhD,...

The IASP Pain Research Forum is partnering with the IASP Neuropathic Pain Special Interest Group (NeuPSIG) to host a seminar with Mark Bicket, MD, PhD, University of...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Ewan St. John Smith, PhD, University of Cambridge, UK. A Q&A session moderated by Thomas Park, PhD, University of...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Irina Vetter, PhD, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. A Q&A session moderated by Sven-Eric Jordt,...

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host an Ask Me Anything seminar with Francis Keefe, PhD, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, US Here is your chance to ask Dr....

The IASP Pain Research Forum will host a seminar with Helen Lai, PhD, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, US. A Q&A session moderated by Patrik Ernfors, PhD,...

Here is your chance to ask Dr. Allan Basbaum ANYTHING you want! Maybe you’d like to hear Allan’s thoughts about the state of pain research – where is the field now...

Pain is an unpleasant experience associated with variable levels of emotional distress. For clinicians who work in pain management, exposure to patient distress is...

This seminar will highlight the role of quantitative sensory testing (QST) in pain research and clinical practice, with a focus on: • Assessment of somatosensory...

Educating patients about their pain is an important part of clinical management. Over the last 15 years, pain education has evolved to become a stand-alone...

Despite the growing number of biological targets for the treatment of pain implicated in pre-clinical studies, few of these targets have translated into effective...

Here is your chance to ask Dr. Christine Chambers ANYTHING you want! Maybe you’d like to ask Christine about the latest research in pediatric pain, including...

This seminar will feature two talks on the mechanisms of itch, including "Peripheral Sensitization in Chronic Pruritus" (presented by Pang-Yen Tseng) and "A...