"Psychological Strategies for the Treatment of Chronic and Procedural Pain" by Neil Schechter
back and hip December 15th. 2019, 12:58pmIn this video, Drs. Schechter, Logan, Coakley and Chambers discuss the role that psychologists play in the treatment of pediatric chronic and procedural pain.
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Meet Katie, who has struggled with pain for most of her life. After participating in the Pain Program for Active Coping & Training, a study funded by the National Institutes of Health Common Fund, Katie now has the support and skills to take a more active role in managing her pain.
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