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Pain Connection is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering people with chronic pain to improve their quality of life, decrease their sense of isolation and take a more active role in their treatment. We do this by providing support groups, specialized classes, a speaker series on treatment modalities, training and supervision of mental health professionals on chronic pain, a newsletter on chronic pain issues, information and referrals, and community outreach and education. Consumers of Pain Connection programs in Montgomery County, MD,
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Pain Connection's Pain Awareness Month Symposium   | Programs:
Afternoon Conference Call 06/06/2013 Evening Conference Call 06/13/2013 View details and instructions Support Group Meetings:
Pain Warriors Hagerstown
Wednesdays starting May 15 Virginia 06/12/2013 Speaker Series:Wheaton Speaker Series05/20/2013 Classes:Pain WarriorsNext session starts Oct 25, 2013 Mindfulness: You will learn and practice ways to relieve anxiety, stress, and pain through awareness and relaxation. Next session starts April 5, 2013. Filling the Gaps in Pain Care: An 8 week program designed for people with pain and their families to improve their ability to manage chronic pain. Next session starts Oct 25, 2013. Filling the Gaps in Pain Care Part II: An 8 week program designed for people with pain and their families that completed Part I. 
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