Scholarly Lead
Table of contents
Contributions of Psychology to the Understanding and Treatment of People With Chronic Pain: Why It Matters to ALL Psychologists
Pages 105–118
Jensen, Mark P.; Turk, Dennis C.
Interdisciplinary Chronic Pain Management: Past, Present, and Future
Pages 119–130
Gatchel, Robert J.; McGeary, Donald D.; McGeary, Cindy A.; Lippe, Ben
Racial/Ethnic Disparities in the Assessment and Treatment of Pain: Psychosocial Perspectives
Pages 131–141
Tait, Raymond C.; Chibnall, John T.
Family and Parent Influences on Pediatric Chronic Pain: A Developmental Perspective
Pages 142–152
Palermo, Tonya M.; Valrie, Cecelia R.; Karlson, Cynthia W.
Cognitive–Behavioral Therapy for Individuals With Chronic Pain: Efficacy, Innovations, and Directions for Research
Pages 153–166
Ehde, Dawn M.; Dillworth, Tiara M.; Turner, Judith A.
Hypnotic Approaches for Chronic Pain Management: Clinical Implications of Recent Research Findings
Pages 167–177
Jensen, Mark P.; Patterson, David R.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness for Chronic Pain: Model, Process, and Progress
Pages 178–187
McCracken, Lance M.; Vowles, Kevin E.
Psychological Pain Interventions and Neurophysiology: Implications for a Mechanism-Based Approach
Pages 188–196
Flor, Herta
Overview of Persistent Pain in Older Adults
Pages 197–207
Molton, Ivan R.; Terrill, Alexandra L.
