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1. More than half of adults with chronic pain experience anxiety and depression
Many also experience work limitations, difficulty completing errands alone, and trouble taking part in social activities
(March 2024)
2. With opioid overdoses reaching a record high, how can psychology help? 5 questions for Ravi Prasad
A pain psychologist explains the culture shift required to help end the opioid epidemic.
(September 2022)
3. Patients turn to psychologists for new chronic pain strategies in the COVID-19 era
While many people view pain as a physical experience, research suggests it’s much more complex, also stemming from psychological and social factors.
(September 2022)
4. Feedback: October 2019
Feedback from Monitor readers on suicide, opiates, pain, and adolescent development.
(October 2019)
5. Easing the burden of children’s pain
The Centre for Pediatric Pain Research works to get pain relief findings into the hands of patients, parents, and health care providers.
(October 2019)
6. Patient-centered pain management
Federal recommendations for pain management recognize the crucial role of psychological and behavioral treatment options.
(September 2019)
7. The emotional lives of caregivers
The Yale School of Public Health explores the emotional dynamics at play when older adults become their spouses’ caregivers.
(July 2019)
8. Psychology's unique role in reframing the opioid crisis
The field of psychology has unique approaches to the opioid crisis.
(June 2019)
9. Prevention as the first line of defense
By teaching people to manage pain without opioids, psychologists are helping to prevent those at risk from sliding into misuse.
(June 2019)
10. Who needs opioids?
Psychologist-developed screening instruments help determine which pain patients should receive opioids.
(June 2019)

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