Helping people all over the world self manage with persistent pain.

Pete Moore

So, who is Pete Moore and how did he get started with pain self-management?

Pete attended the INPUT Pain Management Programme in 1996. He really worked hard with what he had learnt on the programme, and since 1997 he hasn’t had the need to take any pain medications.

From 2002 - 2008 he worked for the Expert Patients Programme as the Senior Trainer for Pain Management.

Watch the Video about Pete and his pain journey.

Don't forget to visit the Pain Toolkit Academy. Online courses for both people living with persistent pain and healthcare professionals who support them.

So, who is Pete Moore and how did he get started with pain self-management?

Presenting & Coaching

Pete is a Coach and passed the City & Guilds training to teach adults. He also passed the City & Guilds Public speaking course.

He regularly speaks to health care professionals and patient groups here in the UK, Europe and around the word about pain self-management and is a regular presenter at the Austrian and EFIC Pain School (Austria).

He is currently working on a Virtual Reality Project in collaboration with Teesside University.

Download Pete's CV here.

Pain Toolkit Academy

Online courses for people living with persistent pain and healthcare professionals, who support them. Both super affordable.

Pete has also written several patient/health care professional pain self-management books and now developed a Pain Toolkit Virtual Reality Space.

The Pain Toolkit

The Pain Toolkit is not meant to be the last word in pain self-management but a handy guide to help you get started

A persistent pain or long-term health condition can be difficult to understand and manage on an everyday basis.

Pete got back on track after attending the INPUT Pain Management Programme (PMP) in 1996. The skills he learnt were simple to understand and easy to do.

Most people may not get the opportunity to attend a PMP and that’s why he especially wrote the Pain Toolkit for them.

The Pain Toolkit an interactive and simple information booklet, that provides readers or listeners with handy tips and skills to support people along the way to self-managing their pain or long-term health condition.

People can use the Pain Toolkit on their or with the support of their healthcare professional.

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Pain self management should be about team work, working together to form a partnership

Pain self management is about learning new (or using old) skills, trying them out and to see what works for you. Pain is like a finger print, so each person may need to have individual skills to suit them.