Feeling Isolated as an
eLearning Designer with
Chronic Pain?
You'll Never Feel Alone with Us
My Wellbeing Manager Has Just One Mission.
To bring together eLearning Designers who are living with chronic pain, working remotely and feeling isolated. We also know how pain can impact your whole wellbeing whilst juggling your career with pain.
That’s because our founder is an eLearning Designer living with chronic pain.
We're So Much More than Just a Community
There are many online community sites, but they always seem limited with the type of support they provide. Your membership gives you access to a huge range of resources and benefits.
Weekly Zoom Meetups
Daily Co-working Sessions
Alongside our social Zoom events, if you enjoy co-working, whilst working on your business, we host daily co-working sessions on Zoom. In these sessions, you can simply drop in and out, when it suits you. This will provide you with a social environment whilst you’re working.
Educational Resources
Our passion for well-being education drives everything we do. From our regular blog posts and eBooks to our online courses. All of which is included in your membership with us.
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We love giving away free content to showcase our best work.
If you fill in the form to your right, you’ll get emails over the next 5 days where you’ll be able to see the type of content, which our paying members get.
Pain Upskilling
As someone who’s lived with chronic pain for 18 years, I’m sure you’ve already done your own research about the pain you’re living with, but it’s a minefield online and can be incredibly confusing. That’s why I bring together different resources on the subject of chronic pain and invite guest experts to share their insights and experiences of helping their patients.
Wellness Tracking Tools
Never Feeling Alone
We know how isolating it can feel to run a when living with a chronic condition, which is what drove us to set up My Pain Manager.
That’s why we never want anyone in L&D feel isolated, or feel like they have no one to turn to for advice, help, or just for some socialising with.