Welcome to National Pain Week 2022
National Pain Week is the annual awareness raising event co-ordinated by Chronic Pain Australia to draw attention to the plight of people suffering from chronic pain and, by doing so, reduce the social and other barriers related to living with chronic pain.
Triple AAA standards of care
Chronic Pain Australia’s strategic intent is to ensure that all Australians living with chronic pain receive Triple AAA standards of care – Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability.
The painful Truth
Lived Experience
Download videos of Faces of Pain stories.
Daniel's Story
After breaking eight bones in his right foot, hear Daniel’s journey about living with chronic pain.
Megan's Story
Listen to Megan’s inspirational story as she lives with endometriosis, adenomyosis, and polycystic ovarian syndrome.
Kate's Story
Kate is a pharmacist and a mother, living with chronic pain for around ten years. Listen to how she balances living with chronic pain, as well as motherhood.
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Thank you for supporting
National Pain Week 2022
Thank you for supporting National Pain Week 2022 Chronic Pain Australia appreciates the support provided to execute National Pain Week 2022.
This year we launched our strategic intent to ensure that all Australians living with chronic pain receive Triple AAA standards of care – Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability.
Chronic Pain Australia would like to thank National Pain Week 2022 sponsors, speakers, and volunteers.
A special thank you to Pfizer, Seqirus, The PainTool Kit, Beyond Pain and The Australian Medical Acupuncture College.
Our team are now looking ahead to 2023 and encourage contact
from those interested in supporting the cause.
Support services
Chronic Pain Australia cannot offer clinical advice to individuals or their families living with chronic pain. We can, however, connect you to updated information or services that can support or assist you in managing your pain experience better. Depending on your circumstances, you may find the following information helpful.
