EXPHYS presenting ARPA Webinar - "Know Pain to Gain using Virtual Reality"
October 9, 2024
📣 EXPHYS is proudly presenting the webinar ‘Know Pain to Gain using Virtual Reality’ for Australian Rehabilitation Providers Association (ARPA), on Monday 14 October.
Join our leaders, Charlotte Cummins, Regional Leader WA, SA, NT, along with Mick Craven, National Team Leader, as they highlight the use of virtual reality for pain recovery. Learn how virtual reality helps people hurt less, move better, and achieve work outcomes.
Register for this webinar, hosted by ARPA WA:
https://arpa.org.au/events/simple-registration?CalendarEventKey=239abd56-6307-405d-b817-0191e938b76c
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