Tools and trusted practitioners to help you along the way.

Patient Resources

Pain recovery takes time, curiosity, and the right kind of support. In addition to your visits with our team, you may benefit from resources or care from other professionals who understand the science of pain and take a collaborative, whole-person approach.

Whether you're just getting started or looking to expand your support system, you'll find trusted recommendations below.

Resources

  • Pain BC is a registered charity offering a wide range of free supports to help people in British Columbia live better with chronic pain. Their services include self-management tools, one-on-one support through Coaching for Health and the Pain Support & Wellness Groups, and a dedicated Pain Support Line offering information, emotional support, and connections to community resources. They also provide educational resources—fact sheets, webinars, a podcast (“Pain Waves”)—and work alongside healthcare professionals to improve pain care through advocacy, training, and community outreach.

    https://painbc.ca/

  • Call or text 1-833-261-PAIN (7246)

    Free information, emotional support and resource connection. 

    painbc.ca/find-help/pain-support-line

  • The UBC Pharmacists Clinic offers free, comprehensive, appointment-based services to help individuals optimize their medication use. Their expert pharmacists collaborate with patients and their healthcare teams to address medication concerns, manage complex health conditions, and ensure treatments are effective and well-tolerated. Services are generally provided at no cost, and patients can self-refer without the need for a doctor's referral.

    https://pharmsci.ubc.ca/pharmacists-clinic/services/patients

  • Pain Revolution’s Essential Pain Facts offer clear, science-based insights to help people understand and rethink their pain. They explain that pain is always real but doesn’t always indicate tissue damage, highlight how context and protection mechanisms influence pain, and empower individuals to retrain their pain system through informed, proactive strategies. These bite-sized facts are designed to open the door to better pain self-management and recovery.

    https://www.painrevolution.org/painfacts

Pain Clinics

We know that finding the right care is deeply personal. If you're looking for additional options, including in-person one-on-one care, here are other pain clinics in BC that may be helpful in your search. Each offers a unique approach to pain care, and we encourage you to explore what feels right for your needs.

Chronic Pain Clinic - Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre

Surrey, BC
fraserhealth.ca/Service-Directory/Service-at-Learn

Pain Clinics - St. Paul’s Hospital

Vancouver, BC
providencehealthcare.org/en/clinics/pain-clinics

Initium Centre for Pain Medicine

Abbotsford, BC
initiumcpm.com

Bill Nelems Pain & Research Centre

Kelowna, BC
nelemspain.ca

Central Island Pain Program - Nanaimo Regional General Hospital

Nanaimo, BC
islandhealth.ca/our-locations/pain-program-locations/nanaimo-pain-program

Canadian Pain and Regenerative Institute (CPRI)

Vancouver, BC
cprihealth.ca

Kinetix Medicine

Vancouver, BC
kinetixmedicine.com

Change Pain

Vancouver, BC
changepain.ca

Helmcken Pain Clinic

Victoria, BC
helmckenpainclinic.com

Victoria Pain Program - Royal Jubilee Hospital

Victoria, BC
islandhealth.ca/our-locations/pain-program-locations/victoria-pain-program

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