The Pain, Mind, and Movement Special Interest Group aims to act as a multidisciplinary forum of communication to:

• Improve the standard of care provided to patients with disabling pain to improve physical and psychological functioning and increase participation in daily life.
  Empower health professionals and patients to play active roles in the rehabilitation process.
• Encourage basic and clinical research on how mind and movement affect disabling pain.
• Facilitate the translation of evidence into clinical practice and mediate the implementation of new diagnostics and treatments.
• Foster communication between researchers, clinicians, and patients to drive research and stimulate international study.

For more information, visit the Pain, Mind, and Movement SIG website.