Do you live with day-to-day pain? If you do, ask your Doctor if you would benefit from being referred to the Rethinking Pain service.
Rethinking Pain is a community-based chronic pain service available for Patients registered at all the WACA Surgeries:
- Addingham Medical Centre
- Dyneley House Surgery
- Grange Park Surgery
- IG Medical
- Ilkley & Wharfedale Medical Practice
- Ling House Medical Centre
- Townhead Surgery
Rethinking Pain supports people with long-term pain in their community, alongside any clinical care they receive.
- Understand more about their pain and how the body responds to it
- Meet others who experience long-term pain
- Find out how to cope with day-to-day pain better
- Hear about community-based activities, support & offers
To refer into the Rethinking Pain Service:
- Complete the 'Support Plan' document below
- Contact your WACA GP Practice and ask for an appointment with the social prescriber or a GP for them to complete the referral
Rethinking Pain Support Plan (PDF Version - click on the link which will bring up a page that you can print off and fill in)
Rethinking Pain Support Plan (Word Version - click on the link which we bring up an editable document that you can complete and save to email or print out)
For more information, please visit Rethinking Pain | Community-Based Pain support or email the team :
Download the below leaflets for more information and support tool:
Understanding Pain Session Leaflet
Rethinking Pain Patient Leaflet
10 Tools to Support Pain Management
Watch our new 'Understanding Pain and How To Think About Pain Differently In Under Ten Minutes' Video - below
For additional online and downloadable resources please visit the links below:
https://rethinkingpain.org/understanding-your-pain/
Leaflets (web-only) Archives - Pain ConcernPain Concern
https://www.versusarthritis.org/about-arthritis/
https://www.flippinpain.co.uk/resources
https://www.tamethebeast.org/resources
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