Here's a non-exhaustive list of what we treat:

• Arthritis

• Back Pain

• Cancer Pain (NB the pain management programme element of the offer may not be appropriate for people receiving active treatment for cancer)

• Chronic Post-Surgical Pain

• Chronic Widespread Pain

• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)

• Diabetic Neuropathic Pain

• Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome

• Endometriosis

• Facial Pain

• Fibromyalgia

• Inflammatory Bowel Disease

• Joint Pain

• Knee Pain

• Migraine

• Multiple Sclerosis pain

• Neck Pain

• Neuropathic Pain

• Phantom Limb Pain

• Post-Herpetic Neuralgia

• Sciatica

If you’re prescribed Medical Cannabis, you can typically expect to pay around £150 per month* for medical cannabis medication.

Pricing is very much dependent on the form (flower or oil), dosage, the balance of THC and CBD, and other factors.

*This is on average. The pharmacy will provide exact pricing of medication

We're happy to refund you in full if you provide us at least 72 hours notice before your pain assessment.

Before you join the online pain programme you'll be required to complete the initial pain assessment with a consultant. If you have your medical records ('Summary Care Record') you'll typically be able to see a consultant within 7 days.

Once you and enough people to fill a group have completed the pain assessment, we'll invite you to book into sessions on a first-come first-served basis. We'll endeavour to provide a spread of dates and times during the week.

We expect the first programmes to start from October.

The programme will be led by consultant physiotherapist Diarmuid Denneny. Diarmuid is a senior clinical physiotherapist with a long history of working with people who live with pain. His experience and expertise is evident in his roles as chair of the Physiotherapy Pain Association, a national special interest group for physiotherapists, as well as committee member on the recent NICE guideline for chronic pain. He has spoken at international and national conferences as well as delivering teaching to a range of professionals on topics related to chronic pain management.

Each session will additionally be attended by a pain specialist clinician such as a psychologist or pain nurse specialist.

We were the UK's first fully-online chronic pain clinic. We offer:

• 1:1 clinical support with specialist pain consultants, psychologists, physiotherapists and clinical nurse specialists.

• Evidence-based treatment plans and access to emerging treatments not available on the NHS such as medical cannabis.

• Online pain management programmes, clinician-led and self-guided.

Your initial consultation will take place with a Consultants in Pain Medicine. It'll be an online video call.

You'll spend roughly half an hour with them. They'll discuss your medical history, the medications you’ve tried previously and your goals for treatment.

During the consultation you'll create a personalised treatment plan together.

The plan may include further assessment, support and treatment from other members of our clinical team. For example, physiotherapists, psychologists and specialist pain nurses.

The nature of chronic pain means that no two initial consultations and no two treatment plans are the same.

Spaces for each cohort will be booked on a first-come, first-served basis. Each group will comprised of up to 14 people living with pain in the UK.

While you'll have access to the content each session discusses, we'll not be able to record the sessions due to patient privacy.

You'll have lifetime access to our online pain management programme for continued support and learning.

Week one: Understanding pain - Build on your understanding of pain and learn how to set achievable goals that are meaningful for you.

Week two: Pain, living and movement - Learn how to live well with pain through effectively communicating your needs and developing a supportive community around you. Learn approaches that can help you to gain confidence with movement. 

Week three: Medication and activity - Gain an understanding about different medications and how to work with your healthcare team to find the best approach for you. Learn how to manage your activities and get back to things you enjoy. 

Week four: Flare-ups and progress - A guide to pain “flare-ups” and how to manage during difficult times. Take some time to think about your progress so far and revisit your goals. 

Week five: Sleep, doing things differently and other strategies - Learn about the challenges of sleeping well when living with pain and explore ways to improve your sleep. A guide to making and maintaining changes in important areas of your life including social life, relationships and intimacy. Lifestyle tips: Learn more about tools and aids for managing pain in all aspects of day-to-day life. 

Week six: Maintaining changes - Explore what work means to you and understand what support and advice is available. Take some time to celebrate your progress, think about what you have learnt and plan your next steps. 

Each session will last one hour including a Q&A with the clinicians on the call.