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February 23rd, 2017
OUR BEAUTIFUL MINDS
Our lives are shaped by our brains and how they are impacted by challenging events, illnesses and injury and everyday experiences.
REGISTER NOW for an evening of personal testimony, emerging research and clinical perspectives on the brain and neurological conditions.
This public information evening is the launch event for National Brain Awareness Week, March 6th to 12th 2017
Speakers
November 18th, 2016
Shingles Winter 2016 Press Release:
Press Release: New Irish research shows lack of shingles knowledge among older adults
· Only 20% of adults in Ireland over 50 are well informed on shingles[1]
· 20% of adults in Ireland over 50 have developed shingles 1
November 1st, 2016
November is International Nerve Pain Awareness Month for people living with Neuropathic Pain. The campaign uses NERVEmber™ to create awareness for over 150 conditions that have nerve pain as a symptom. The International Pain Foundation host the OFFICIAL NERVEmber campaign every year and since it’s inception tens of thousands of nerve pain patients and organisations have signed on to help promote NERVEmber. Chronic Pain Ireland is proud to support this Campaign.
October 29th, 2016
What are you doing this October Bank Holiday Weekend? Why not come along to the Castleknock Art Group's 7th Art and Craft Exhibition in the Castleknock Parish Centre (C. of ireland), Main St, Castleknock, Dublin 15 from 29th to 31st of October. Showcasing many artist's paintings, it's an ideal opportunity to purchase a unique piece of art, to visit the many craft stalls displaying a wide range of Irish hand crafted items or simply sit and chat in their coffee shop while enjoying tasty home bakes. So if you are out an about over the bank holiday please call in.
September 15th, 2016
Since 2001, the month of September in the US has been declared “Pain Awareness Month”. Here in Chronic Pain Ireland (CPI) we also dedicate this month to raising awareness of chronic pain. We campaign for better services, improved resources and the need for more support services for people living with this condition.
CPI is part of an ongoing campaign mypainfeelslike which aims to raise awareness amongst the general population, medical practitioners and policy makers www.mypainfeelslike.ie