Wed 2nd Sept ’26: SIRPA’s CPD Courses: Live Q&A

Are our CPD Courses right for you?

• Do you see clients whose lives are severely limited by chronic pain?
• Would you like to help your clients resolve their symptoms rather than just ‘manage’ them?
• Would you like to become part of a growing network of respected professionals helping to change people’s lives forever using a pioneering approach to resolving chronic pain?

SIRPA’s approach is based on this cutting edge concept and uses a self-empowering educational approach, as well as numerous self-empowering strategies to address the central nervous system directly, via its ‘software’ – the mind.  As the brain is neuroplastic, the pain process itself is reversible, therefore full recovery is possible. no matter how severe or longstanding, therefore allowing individuals to take responsibility for their health, often with life-changing results.

Testimonial – “SIRPA has created the most incredible community where clinicians feel safe and supported to learn and extend their practice. This allows us to thrive, which I know because I have experienced my own growth as I moved through the courses and developed so much as a clinician.” Janet Betts, Physiotherapist

Why is this training needed?

FACT! Throughout the western world people suffer from severe pain which persists, despite current conventional and alternative treatments.  This often destroys lives and livelihoods.  The cost of chronic pain to the UK economy alone is billions of pounds a year. Pain and the CNS The acute pain of an injury is an unpleasant, but important, biological signal indicating tissue damage.  We now understand though that where there is no underlying physical disease, such as cancer or an auto-immune disorder, chronic pain is actually due to neural circuits that become learned and sensitised. The triggers for the brain to create or cause pain to persist are many and varied.  However, the adapted ‘stress’ response underlying this is unconscious and automatic, acting as a protective, or maladapted ‘fight or flight’ response.

Testimonial: “It’s great having such a competent and enthusiastic colleague in the UK” John E Sarno MD Professor in Rehabilitation Medicine, New York University School of Medicine and Pioneer in the field of Tension Myositis Syndrome (Stress-Induced conditions)

Checkout our courses HERE

On this page we try to answer all the questions most interested health and wellbeing professionals have about our courses. This includes links to further information about all 3 Levels, plus FAQ at the bottom of the page.

This webinar is an opportunity for anyone considering the training to chat to founder Georgie Oldfield MCSP or one of her Board Members and have any questions relating to the training answered.

So why not book on this webinar if you:

• Are unsure if you match the entry criteria
• Have a question about the SIRPA training process
• Want to know more about the training content
• Interested in how you might integrate this approach into you own work
• Would like to ask about the research which supports this training
• Have any other questions