I think people have people have to be careful when they ask for education programs on CFS.
Personally I would not be happy for doctors to be taught that what patients need is graded exercise therapy (GET) and CBT based on GET.
But education courses esp. by random professionals are much more likely to recommend them than many treatments professionals use but which there isn't a good "evidence base" (randomised controlled trials).
The approach I've prepared is that useful documents are drawn up and then circulated rather than just asking for education but not knowing what you'll get.
I've lots and lots and lots of work to do so I may not be able to contribute much to this thread but thought I'd start a thread here rather than hijacking somebody else's thread.
Personally I would not be happy for doctors to be taught that what patients need is graded exercise therapy (GET) and CBT based on GET.
But education courses esp. by random professionals are much more likely to recommend them than many treatments professionals use but which there isn't a good "evidence base" (randomised controlled trials).
The approach I've prepared is that useful documents are drawn up and then circulated rather than just asking for education but not knowing what you'll get.
I've lots and lots and lots of work to do so I may not be able to contribute much to this thread but thought I'd start a thread here rather than hijacking somebody else's thread.