Describes models of pain, discusses self-management training, and tells how to cope with episodes of intense pain.
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"A well-presented and informative guide that is very useful for practicing clinicians who treat patients with pain problems....An especially positive aspect of this book is the use of clear, well-written case examples that contain actual instructions for patients....This is a book I plan to own and recommend to other clinicians." --Charles P. McCreary, Ph.D.
"This is a very clear and detailed description of a self-management approach on treating chronic pain. Clinicians will appreciate the numerous case descriptions and treatment guidelines. The authors also offer unique discussions on the organization of a chronic pain management program, and about patients who require alternative management strategies." --Lawrence Bradley, Ph.D.
"This is a good. sound review on the problem of treating patients with chronic pain. The authors present their viewpoint clearly and have obviously had considerable experience in the field. The book is written for the health care provider interested in patients with chronic suffering syndrome." --Benjamin Crue, M.D.
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"This is a very clear and detailed description of a self-management approach on treating chronic pain. Clinicians will appreciate the numerous case descriptions and treatment guidelines. The authors also offer unique discussions on the organization of a chronic pain management program, and about patients who require alternative management strategies." --Lawrence Bradley, Ph.D.
"This is a good. sound review on the problem of treating patients with chronic pain. The authors present their viewpoint clearly and have obviously had considerable experience in the field. The book is written for the health care provider interested in patients with chronic suffering syndrome." --Benjamin Crue, M.D.
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Richard W.Hanson ,PhD, U.C.L.A. , U.S.C.
Kenneth E.Gerber , PhD ,U.C.L.A. ,C.S.U.
Kenneth E.Gerber , PhD ,U.C.L.A. ,C.S.U.
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In recent years both social scientists and health care professionals have been working toward the development of a new theoretical perspective on health and illness. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
intense pain episodes, true physical limitations, severe pain episodes, physical reconditioning program, biopsychosocial systems model, many pain patients, disability compensation system, pain program, pacing procedures, pain preoccupation, peripheral nociception, constructive coping strategies, coping relaxation, psychological treatment approaches, acute model, coping alternatives, transformation imagery, excess disability, pain condition, pain models, attention diversion, pain behavior, pain complaints, pain triggers, pain management program Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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In recent years both social scientists and health care professionals have been working toward the development of a new theoretical perspective on health and illness. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
intense pain episodes, true physical limitations, severe pain episodes, physical reconditioning program, biopsychosocial systems model, many pain patients, disability compensation system, pain program, pacing procedures, pain preoccupation, peripheral nociception, constructive coping strategies, coping relaxation, psychological treatment approaches, acute model, coping alternatives, transformation imagery, excess disability, pain condition, pain models, attention diversion, pain behavior, pain complaints, pain triggers, pain management program Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Mastering Pain by Richard A. Sternbach M.D. on page 188
- Health Psychology by M. Robin DiMatteo in Back Matter
- Your Aching Back: A Doctor's Guide to Relief by Augustus A. White on page 96
- Health Psychology (2nd Edition) by Howard S. Friedman in Back Matter
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