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Pain Education and Management

Educator Resource Centre

Dietitian

Sleep Consultant

Physiotherapist

Occupational Therapist

Exercise Physiologist

Module Learning outcomes

Knowledge Assests

A colourful plate of balanced, whole foods representing the role of nutrition in supporting health, recovery and living well with persistent pain.

Why Nutrition Matters in Persistent Pain

A person enjoying a healthy meal and drinking water before going for a walk, illustrating the relationship between nutrition, energy and physical activity.

Healthy Weight, Energy and Hydration

A person reviewing a personalised nutrition plan while setting realistic health goals and preparing healthy meals.

Creating Your Personal Nutrition Plan

An Accredited Practising Dietitian discussing personalised nutrition advice with a person who has multiple health conditions.

Nutrition for Different Health Conditions

A variety of colourful whole foods including vegetables, fruit, wholegrains, legumes, fish and olive oil representing an evidence-informed dietary pattern that supports health and recovery.

Eating to Support Recovery and Reduce Inflammation

A person planning meals, shopping with a grocery list and preparing simple, healthy food at home.

Making Healthy Eating Work in Everyday Life

A selection of common dietary supplements alongside healthy whole foods, highlighting that supplements complement rather than replace a balanced diet.

Understanding Dietary Supplements

A balanced meal showing vegetables, lean protein, wholegrains and healthy fats, illustrating the key components of healthy eating.

Building a Balanced Eating Pattern

An Accredited Practising Dietitian discussing a personalised nutrition plan with a person living with persistent pain.

Working with an Accredited Practising Dietitian or Nutritionist

A Mediterranean-style meal featuring vegetables, legumes, wholegrains, fish, olive oil and fruit, representing an evidence-informed dietary pattern that supports overall health.

Understanding Anti-Inflammatory Eating Patterns

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