“This Might Hurt” film screening and VROOM Café talk back session with Director Kent Bassett

VRAC is pleased to present an amazing educational opportunity:
“This Might Hurt” film screening andVROOM Café talk back session with Director Kent Bassett

This Might Hurt is a powerful documentary that follows individuals living with chronic pain as they explore alternative, mind-body approaches to healing—often after exhausting traditional medical treatments. For those of us in vocational rehabilitation, this film offers valuable insights into the lived experiences of people navigating invisible disabilities and complex pain conditions.(“About TMH”.) Whether you work in return-to-work planning, disability management, or client support, This Might Hurt can broaden your understanding of chronic pain, the role of psychological factors, and the potential of non-medical interventions in rehabilitation. It’s a thought-provoking watch that could challenge and enrich how you approach your practice.

Kent Bassett is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker, film editor, and chronic symptom recovery coach. He directed and edited This Might Hurt (Austin Film Festival), a feature documentary about chronic pain and a radical mind-body treatment.

Three-week Film Screening period:
The film will be available to screen anytime between September 3 – Sept. 24.However, once rented you will have 48-hours to watch the film.VROOM Café Talk back session:On September 24th at 6:30pm EST (over Zoom).
You will get an opportunity to hear from and speak directly with the film maker Kent Bassett, to ask questions about the film or his experience with Pain Reprocessing Therapy.

Cost: Just $25.00 for members! – Which includes your film screening code and the VROOM Café talk back session. You will receive the instructions for the Screening video via email on September 3rd!