Brain Reprocessing for Chronic Pain
The New, Evidence-Based Psychoeducational Approach That Uses Neuroscience to Reduce or Eliminate Chronic Pain
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Date: -
Time: -
CEUs: Eligible (1 CEU recommended for behavioral health providers) -
Location: Virtual
Target Audience
Behavioral health providers and coaches, employee assistance professionals, corporations, insurers, recovery support providers, health navigators, rehabilitation facilities, medical providers/systems, and other systems of care.
Webinar Overview
An estimated 50 million people in the U.S. suffer from chronic pain, often enduring a frustrating journey through ineffective surgeries and addictive opioid treatments. This webinar introduces Brain Reprocessing for Chronic Pain — an innovative, evidence-based, 8-session psychoeducational model that leverages neuroscience to successfully treat intractable pain.
In 2018, the World Health Organization introduced a new diagnosis in ICD-11: Chronic Primary Pain. This diagnosis recognizes that most persistent pain cannot be traced back to tissue damage but is driven by bio-psycho-social factors. This shift demands a new approach, yet many providers remain unaware of the updated science and the profound treatment implications.
Brain reprocessing uses a structured, teachable approach that’s not psychotherapy, making it accessible to a broad range of professionals. This training will present:
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The foundational neuroscience of chronic pain -
The components of the brain reprocessing model -
Clinical evidence of its effectiveness -
The business case for implementation
Webinar Objectives
Understand the evidence behind Chronic Primary Pain and its classification in ICD-11
Learn how neuroscience has transformed our understanding of persistent pain
Explore the components of the brain reprocessing model
Examine the business and clinical benefits of offering this treatment
Identify how a two-day training can prepare providers to deliver the intervention
Problem Addressed
Despite groundbreaking advances in pain science, many behavioral health and medical professionals continue to treat chronic pain through outdated, biomedical approaches. Brain Reprocessing provides a modern, research-backed alternative that reduces pain, avoids costly medical interventions, and can be delivered in-person or remotely.
Bring Impact to Your Organization
It’s time to align pain treatment practices with today’s science. The ICD-11 has acknowledged that chronic pain is largely driven by psychosocial factors — not just damaged tissue. This webinar is your opportunity to get ahead of the curve, adopt effective methods, and become part of the next wave of chronic pain care. Join us and bring this training into your clinical setting or organization.
About the Presenter
Dr. Mike Klaybor
PhD
Dr. Mike Klaybor is a seasoned Counseling Psychologist with over 30 years of experience in treating chronic pain, stress, anxiety, and more. His specialties include CBT, executive coaching, employee assistance, and international training. He has led programs in over 23 countries and is recognized for his work in TeleMental Health, wellness, and cognitive behavioral interventions. Dr. Klaybor holds licenses as an LPC-S, LMFT, and CEAP and is a published speaker and advisor on multiple national boards.
About the Presenter
Marina London
LCSW
Marina London is a licensed clinical social worker with extensive experience in emergency psychiatry, corporate behavioral health, and pain treatment. A Yale and Columbia alumna, she is certified in Pain Reprocessing Therapy and has published widely in the field. Marina is an international presenter, published author, and has held leadership roles in large-scale mental health initiatives. She brings deep insight and cutting-edge expertise into new models of care.
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Get trained in the most up-to-date treatment for chronic pain — and be part of a revolutionary shift in behavioral healthcare.