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Transforming Pain Through Mindfulness With Dr. Jackie Gardner-Nix
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Pain and chronic pain can wreak havoc on our lives. It often limits our ability to have the quality of life we deserve. Watch as Dr. Jackie Nix-Gardner, pain expert, speaks about pain, wellbeing, mindfulness, resilience, and living through difficult times.
Dr. Jackie Gardner-Nix, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Dept of Anaesthesiology at the University of Toronto and a physician mindfulness facilitator. She developed the trauma-informed and trauma-sensitive Mindfulness-Based Chronic Pain Management (MBCPM) for those dealing with chronic pain. She co-authored the book “The Mindfulness Solution to Pain”. She is also founding member and chair of the newly established non-profit, Mindfulness Council of Canada.
You can connect with Dr. Jackie Gardner-Nix by visiting - https://www.mindfulnesscouncil.ca/
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