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The 14th Congress of the European Pain Federation EFIC, taking place in Lyon, France, from 24–26 April 2025, offers a rich programme designed to help clinicians apply the latest pain science to their daily practice. At #EFIC2025, expert-led sessions will cover key clinical challenges, including risk factors for pain development, multidisciplinary approaches to patient self-management, and the role of opioids in perioperative care. Workshops will explore cutting-edge topics such as non-invasive neuromodulation, motor behavior in pain management, pain and mental health in neurodevelopmental disorders, and stress-pain interactions. Attendees will also gain insights into the social dimensions of pain and the integration of technology-based therapies into clinical practice. Join us in Lyon to enhance your clinical expertise with practical, evidence-based strategies.

 

These sessions focus on sessions relevant to clinicians for applying knowledge into their daily practice at #EFIC2025:

Type Name Speaker
Refresher Course    
  Clinical Masterclass: Risk Factors for Developing Pain – Implications for Real-Life Clinical Practice

 Jan Vollert, United Kingdom

Kristian Kjær-Staal Petersen, Denmark

Kirsty Bannister, United Kingdom

  Clinical Masterclass: Multidisciplinary approaches to strengthen self management for patients with chronic pain

Nadja Nestler, Austria

Marlies den Hollander, Netherlands

Kerstin Luedtke, Italy

  Clinical Masterclass: Preoperative and post-operative opioids.

Siri Leknes, Norway

Chad Brummett, United States

Eske Aasvang, Denmark

Workshops    
  Translating Non-Invasive Neuromodulation into Clinical Practice in Chronic Pain (and Depression)

Giulia Liberati, Belgium

Thomas Graven-Nielsen, Denmark

Markus Ploner, Germany

Poster Presenter: Stephen Halpin, United Kingdom

  Motor Behaviour and Pain in Real-Life Settings: Current Clinical and Research Advances

Diego Vitali, United Kingdom

Guillaume Christe, Switzerland

Mira Meeus, Belgium

  The Interplay Between Pain and Mental Health Disturbances in Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities: From the Lab to the Real-World

Irit Weissman-Fogel, Israel

Frank Symons, United States

Brian McGuire, Ireland

  Stress-Pain Interactions: Neurobiological Mechanisms and Clinical Implications

David Finn, Ireland

Sandrine Géranton, United Kingdom

Ruth Defrin, Israel

Oral Abstract Presenter: Barbara Fülöp, Hungary

  Understanding the Social Dimensions of Pain: From Research to Clinical Practice

Hollie Birkinshaw, United Kingdom

Samantha Stone, United Kingdom

Mary O’Keeffe, Ireland

  Integrating Technology-based Therapies for Chronic Pain

Ben Seymour, United Kingdom

Sophie Clarke, United Kingdom

 

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