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Educator Resource Centre

Sleep Consultant

Module Learning outcomes 

By the end of this module, participants should be able to:

  • LO3.1 Explain the relationship between persistent pain and sleep, and recognise how each can influence the other.

  • LO3.2 Recognise the principles of good sleep hygiene and identify practical strategies to improve sleep quality.

  • LO3.3 Understand how improving sleep supports pain management, emotional well-being, daily function, and recovery.

  • LO3.4 Describe how relaxation techniques regulate the nervous system and support better sleep and pain management.

  • LO3.5 Recognise the benefits of diaphragmatic breathing, progressive muscle relaxation and autogenic techniques, and identify which approach may best suit their needs.

  • LO3.6 Understand how meaningful activity, therapeutic recreation, creativity and social connection contribute to living well with persistent pain.

  • LO3.7 Develop a personalised plan to improve sleep, relaxation or therapeutic recreation as part of their ongoing self-management journey.

Knowledge Assests

A person sleeping comfortably in a peaceful bedroom, illustrating the importance of restorative sleep for managing persistent pain.

Why Sleep Matters in Persistent Pain

A person practising diaphragmatic breathing in a quiet, comfortable space to promote relaxation and support better sleep.

Relaxation Techniques for Sleep and Pain Management

A person writing goals in a journal while reflecting on practical steps to improve sleep and wellbeing

Creating Your Personal Sleep and Wellbeing Plan

A person following a calming bedtime routine, including reading and dim lighting, to support healthy sleep habits.

Building Better Sleep Habits

A person enjoying a gentle outdoor activity with friends, demonstrating how meaningful recreation can support wellbeing while living with persistent pain.

Rediscovering Enjoyable Activities

A calm, tidy bedroom with comfortable bedding, dim lighting and a peaceful atmosphere that supports restful sleep.

Creating the Right Sleep Environment

A group of people enjoying a creative activity together, illustrating the importance of connection, purpose and creativity in living well with persistent pain.

The Power of Connection and Creativity

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