On Demand: Mind-body disorders: Advances in Treatment and Rehabilitation

Watch the on-demand recording on 'Mind-body disorders: Advances in Treatment and Rehabilitation', brought to you by the RSM's Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine Section.

This meeting will explore the complex interface between mind and body, with a particular focus on conditions such as Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), chronic pain and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Mind-body disorders are pervasive across all areas of clinical practice and they represent a significant public health issue. As a result, a distinguished, multidisciplinary faculty will be brought together to provide the latest insights into the science, clinical understanding and novel treatments that may be applied to aid functional, neurological and gastrointestinal disorders.

Participants will benefit from a rich and varied program, including keynote lectures from high-profile speakers who are experts in their field and have lived-experience perspectives, a live clinical demonstration and an expert panel discussion. This interactive format is designed to support deeper understanding and foster meaningful engagement with current therapeutic approaches. 

Why Attend?

• Be introduced to a number of mind-body disorders, focusing on functional neurological and gastrointestinal disorders and chronic pain.
• Evaluate a range of novel treatments like hypnotherapy, psychological therapies, physiotherapy, virtual reality and neuromodulation to treat problems like weakness or paralysis in limbs, movement disorders, balance problems, and sensory disturbances.
• Engage with talks from high-profile speakers who are experts in their fields, including neurologists, psychologists, and a clinical nurse specialist.
• Receive cutting-edge research and clinical expertise to illuminate advances in treatment, rehabilitation and patient care. 

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We would like to thank our sponsor UpNow Health for their support of this event. Our sponsors have had no influence or involvement over the agenda, content or organisation of the meeting.