PACE Mentorship Program
About the Mentorship Program
The PACE Mentorship Program is designed to help clinicians build confidence in their practice, particularly when working with more complex clients.
It is based on the same internal training framework we use across our clinics, with a strong focus on bridging the gap between what you learn academically and what actually happens in the real world.
Rather than just focusing on what to prescribe, the program is built around helping you understand:
Why you are prescribing it
How to communicate it clearly to clients
How to adapt your approach when things do not go to plan
The sessions combine structured learning, real case discussions, and mentorship support, so you can apply what you are learning straight away in your own practice.
Program Structure
Clinical Foundations & Client-Centred Practice
This phase focuses on building the core skills needed to manage clients with confidence, from the first consultation through to ongoing care.
You will cover:
Evidence-based & ethical decision making
Understanding & explaining pain
Symptom modification approaches
Behaviour change & motivational interviewing
Biopsychosocial exercise prescription
Clinical reasoning in daily practice
The goal: To help you feel more confident working with complex clients, improve how you communicate, and develop a clearer structure to your clinical decision-making.
Chronic Condition Management
This phase builds on those foundations and focuses on working with more complex and long-term conditions.
You will cover:
Presentation & underlying mechanisms of chronic conditions
Evidence-based exercise interventions
Managing progression & long-term outcomes
Conditions include:
Registration of Interest
Navigating common barriers to adherence
Biopsychosocial approach to complex presentations
Submit your details and we will be in touch to discuss the next steps.
The goal: To help you feel more confident managing a wide range of chronic conditions, and to strengthen your ability to apply clinical reasoning in more complex situations.