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Becoming an ACPA Facilitator

ACPA Facilitators Must ​See the Forest for The Trees

You must say this phrase if you’re thinking about becoming an ACPA Facilitator. 
​Used to describe overcoming being bogged down by the details of pain management,
to the point where the big picture becomes clear... ACPA facilitators are self-starting leaders that help conduct peer support groups for others in pain. The phrase is used to describe people so close to the pain situation that they can see the big picture objectively. If you are ready to step back and look at the situation as a whole,
and lead others to find ways to live more fully while dealing with chronic pain conditions,
then by all means... the ACPA welcomes your support and leadership.

Follow these 6 steps to become a facilitator:

1) Review and follow the ACPA Facilitator Guidelines Click Here
2) Learn and practice the Ten Steps from Patient to Person Click Here
3) Review and follow the ACPA Fundraising Policy Click Here
4) Review and follow the ACPA Nondiscrimination/Anti-Harassment Policy Click Here
5) Review and follow the Drug and Procedure Discussion Policy Click Here
6) Take the ACPA Prospective Facilitator Screening Click Here
For Technical Support Click Here
 American Chronic Pain Association​® (ACPA)