About Education Without Barriers (EWB)

Education Without Barriers (EWB) is an initiative of the International Pain Centre, a leading multidisciplinary pain management and training facility based in New Delhi. Founded by Dr. Amod Manocha (FFPMRCA (UK), FRCA (UK), PG Diploma MSK US (UK), PG D Rheumatology, EDRA, CCEPC), EWB represents a forward-thinking approach to pain education — bringing together science, mentorship, and clinical excellence under one roof.

Our Philosophy

We believe that quality pain care begins with quality education. EWB was born from a simple but powerful idea — to remove the traditional boundaries that limit learning in pain medicine. Whether those barriers are of specialty, geography, access, or hierarchy, our mission is to create an open, collaborative ecosystem where anyone genuinely interested in understanding pain — doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists, or other health care professionals — can learn, grow, and contribute.

Our Origin Story

The vision for EWB took shape during Dr. Manocha’s own journey through postgraduate training in musculoskeletal ultrasound at the University of East London. Struggling to find suitable mentorship, he experienced firsthand how access to training opportunities can shape or limit professional growth. That experience became the foundation of Education Without Barriers — a platform designed to ensure that no committed learner has to face such limitations again.

Who We Are Today

EWB has evolved into a premier educational and clinical training platform in pain medicine, integrating:

• Internationally trained faculty with fellowships and training courses.
• A dedicated infrastructure at the International Pain Centre, equipped with advanced imaging (fluoroscopy, ultrasound and training facilities).
• A culture of mentorship and collaboration — where evidence-based learning meets hands-on experience.

What We Standa

• Innovation: Blending clinical practice with digital education, simulation, and hybrid models.
• Integrity: Promoting evidence-based, patient-centred learning that aligns with global best practices.
• Inclusivity: Opening access to diverse learners — from specialists and trainees to allied professionals and informed patients.
• Impact: Building the next generation of clinicians who truly “K-N-O-W Pain®” — understand it, diagnose it, and manage it with precision and empathy.