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@painassocscotland.bsky.socialOct 15, 2026, 7:02 PM

Chronic pain can turn up the volume on everyday sensations, but support can help you understand what’s happening and find ways to manage it.

Don’t wait to find support. Learn more today:
bit.ly/4fKQZWq

#TherapeuticThursday #ChronicPain #SelfManagement

Graphic with a mustard-yellow background titled “Therapeutic Thursday.” It explains that chronic pain can involve a “wind up” of the central nervous system, which turns up the volume on normally non-painful sensations, meaning things that shouldn’t hurt may feel painful. A colourful illustration of the human nervous system appears in the centre, with the Pain Association logo below.
@painassocscotland.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 6:01 PM

What we eat can affect our health.

Learn more about nutrition and chronic pain: bit.ly/4iR0qFj

#TherapeuticThursday #ChronicPain #SelfManagement

Graphic titled “Therapeutic Thursday” with the message: “We all need to eat and drink to keep us going, but what we put in our bodies can affect our health. Many studies identify a clear link between chronic pain and nutrition.” Below the text is a side-profile silhouette of a head filled with a variety of foods, including fruit, vegetables, grains, fish, meat and dairy products. The Pain Association logo appears at the bottom.
@painassocscotland.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 8:02 PM

Resilience isn’t about being strong all the time. It’s about finding ways to keep going, one step at a time.

Find out more: bit.ly/4fKQZWq

#TherapeuticThursday #ChronicPainSupport #PainManagement #SelfManagement

Graphic from Pain Association Scotland titled “Therapeutic Thursday.” White text reads, “Resilience isn’t about how tough we are; it’s really about our ability to bounce back from problems and stay in one piece.” A collage shows a woman outdoors beside a lake and in supportive, reflective settings. The Pain Association Scotland logo appears at the bottom.
@painassocscotland.bsky.socialSep 24, 2026, 12:24 PM

Flare-ups can make everyday life more difficult, but small steps can help you manage pain day to day.

Watch our short video to learn more about flare-ups and practical ways to cope:
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#TherapeuticThursday #FlareUps #ChronicPain #SelfManagement

Purple Pain Association Scotland graphic titled “Therapeutic Thursday,” with the message “The best way to deal with a flare up is to manage pain day-to-day.” A photo of an open notebook labelled “Daily” and “Routine,” surrounded by coloured pens and stationery, appears below the text.
@painassocscotland.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 7:02 PM

Anxiety can turn “what if?” into a constant cycle of worry.

It may affect how we think, feel, sleep, plan and cope with everyday life.

Explore more information and support:
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#TherapeuticThursday #Anxiety #ChronicPain #SelfManagement

Pain Association Scotland graphic on a dark purple background. Large white text reads, “Therapeutic Thursday” and “Anxiety is our what if? emotion.” In the centre, a woman sits on a sofa looking worried, with her hand near her mouth. Thought bubbles around her show worries including, “What if I can’t do that tomorrow?”, “What if I can’t make plans?”, “What if I let people down?”, “What if I can’t sleep?” and “What if my pain gets worse?” The Pain Association Scotland logo appears at the bottom.
@painassocscotland.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 11:43 AM

Are your personal “rules” still helping you, or are they past their best-before date?

Explore a kinder way to think about expectations, pain and wellbeing.

Find out more: bit.ly/3suRNrn

#TherapeuticThursday #ChronicPain #SelfManagement

Graphic on a dark purple background with the heading “Therapeutic Thursday.” The text reads, “We all have a rulebook of what to expect and how to be good – but it’s often past its ‘best before’ date.” Below is a close-up image of a metal surface stamped “BB 30 04 2012,” followed by the Pain Association Scotland logo.