A day of information sharing, discussion, and networking.

A day of information sharing, discussion, and networking.

A day of information sharing, discussion, and networking.

A day of information sharing, discussion, and networking.

This year’s conference theme will be Better Health Through Traditional Wisdom. The Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) is proud to deliver this conference which will address relevant and current health issues while keeping an eye to traditional wisdom to help form a holistic image of health and wellness for First Nations people across Atlantic Canada.

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Open to the public.
This presentation in the Medical Humanities-HEALS Program is established in honour of Dr. T J (Jock) Murray, former Dean of Dalhousie Medical School. He initiated the Medical Humanities Program at Dalhousie and has received many awards for contributions to MS, medical education, medical humanities and medical history.

The Explain Pain course is based on David Butler and Lorimer Moseley’s book of the same name. The presenter will help you understand how the pain system works when there are injured tissues and nerves, and what happens in the brain in relation to pain experiences. You will also hear about the impact of stress in relation to pain. The seminar is delivered in a way in which any professional working with patients or clients in pain can utilize.