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Did you know that:
Many people wake up in pain, go to work in pain, and leave work in pain – silently. The adjust, endure, and disappear behind a mask of normality. Whilst they’re pushing through, employers are losing energy, focus, engagement, and people.
Chronic pain isn’t just a health condition, it’s a hidden barrier to inclusion, performance and wellbeing.
SOS Silence of Suicide offers a Chronic Pain Awareness Course in both in-person and eLearning formats, giving you the flexibility to choose the style that suits you best.
Our in-person sessions encourage open discussion in a safe space – ideal if you learn through conversation and shared experiences. Prefer to go at your own pace? The eLearning option offers flexibility, with interactive content you can complete anytime, anywhere.
Both formats are designed to increase understanding, break stigma, and support better mental well-being around chronic pain – delivered with SOS’s unique empathy-led approach.
SOS Silence of Suicide’s Chronic Pain Awareness Training helps your team:
Whether you’re a HR professional, line manager, or a supportive colleague, understanding menopause is critical to creating an inclusive, empathetic workplace. With both in-person and eLearning formats, our Chronic Pain Awareness training gives you the tools to support others – no matter your role, learning style, or level of prior knowledge.
This course is for anyone who wants to better understand chronic pain and the impact in the workplace – whether you’re shaping policy, managing a team, or simply want to be a more supportive colleague.
It’s especially relevant for:
Organisations looking to embed chronic pain awareness into their culture, training, and support systems will find this course an essential step towards meaningful change
This course is designed for HR professionals, managers, workplace wellbeing leads, and colleagues who want to build a more inclusive and supportive environment for employees living with chronic pain. It is particularly valuable for organisations looking to improve accessibility, reduce absenteeism, and create effective workplace adjustments.
By the end of this course, participants will:
This course is ideal for HR professionals, managers, workplace wellbeing leads, and colleagues who want to develop a better understanding of how chronic pain affects employees and what can be done to support them. It is particularly beneficial for organisations aiming to improve accessibility, reduce absenteeism, and implement effective workplace adjustments.
By the end of this course, participants will:
View our full range of suicide prevention courses that are available for businesses and other organisations throughout the United Kingdom.
