PAIN EXPLAINED PART 3:
Where to start
In part 3 you will learn where to begin to start managing your pain better. Research shows that patients who incorporate multiple approaches, such as medication, mental health, well-being, and doctor-directed physical activity, have shown better outcomes.
WHERE TO START:
Finding Reliable Information
Understand how to find reliable information on pain management.
This audio recording has also been transcribed and is available for you to keep in the resource section at the end of Part 3. For closed captioning, press the CC button at the bottom right hand side of the video player.
Where to Start -Treatment Options and Coping Strategies
This video provides more pain management tips and tools from leading experts.
This audio recording has also been transcribed and is available for you to keep in the resource section at the end of Part 2. For closed captioning, press the CC button at the bottom right hand side of the video player.
Pain Explained: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy – 1/2
The podcast “Pain Explained: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy” features leading pain researcher Beverly Thorn, PhD, former professor and chair of the department of psychology at the University of Alabama. Dr. Thorn is also an advisor on this project. Here, she will share more about the role that psychological interventions can play in managing chronic pain.
Pain Explained: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy – 2/2
This audio recording has also been transcribed and is available for you to keep in the resource section at the end of Part 2. For closed captioning, press the CC button at the bottom right hand side of the video player.
Check out these free resources:
Click on the links below to continue learning how to better manage your chronic pain. We hope this information has been helpful.
Part 3
Where to start? Audio Transcripts
Where to Start: Finding Reliable Information
Where to Start: Treatment Options and Coping Strategies
Pain Explained: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Podcast
Part 3
Beverly Thorn’s research and materials:
Free Patient Workbooks
Cognitive behavioral therapy research
Part 3
Explore Research
57% of Arthritis Patients Have Tried Marijuana or CBD for Medical Reasons (and More than 90% Say It Helped) or view the ACR abstract and EULAR abstract
Evaluating a Program to Lower Prescription Opioid Doses for Patients with Chronic Pain
Systemic Review of Opioids for the Treatment of Chronic Non-Cancer Pain
Changes in pain intensity after discontinuation of long-term opioid therapy for chronic noncancer pain
Changes in pain intensity after discontinuation of long-term opioid therapy for chronic noncancer pain
Part 3
For more information about the opioid crisis:
Department of Health and Human Services
NIH’s National Institute on Drug Abuse
Part 2
Connect with our dedicated channels:
PainSpot
CreakyJoints
ArthritisPower
50-State Network
Global Healthy Living Foundation
