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GLA:D Back Clinician Training

GLA:D Back Canada

Online October 3-4, 2026 $650.00

About This Opportunity

GLA:D Back Clinician Training – October 3&4, 2026

What is GLA:D Back?
The purpose of GLA:D Back is to help patients better manage persistent and/or recurrent low back pain themselves through a well-described and structured treatment program. The patient program includes structured patient education sessions and supervised exercise sessions over 7 weeks, a pre- and post-program assessment, and data registration. These components are recommended as first-line interventions in several international guidelines based on expert reviews of hundreds of randomized controlled trials (see Research and Annual Reports for more – https://www.gladback.ca/researchannualreports). Data from the program is entered in a secure clinical registry so that together, we create
new knowledge about chronic low back pain and GLA:D Back can be continuously improved.

How does training work and when can I sign up?
All clinician training courses are offered virtually over two days on Saturday (8am-3pm
MST) and Sunday (8am-12pm MST). Registration is available on our website:
https://www.gladback.ca/clinician-training

Our team looks forward to meeting you!
Visit our website gladback.ca or reach out at gladback@ualberta.ca.
Best,
The GLA:D Back Canada Team

About the Organization

The purpose of GLA:D Back is to help patients better manage persistent and/or recurrent low back pain themselves through a well-described and structured treatment program. GLA:D Back Canada is based out of the University of Alberta. To learn more, visit our website at https://www.gladback.ca/ or email our team gladback@ualberta.ca.

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