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The next evolution of virtual reality may provide patients experiencing chronic pain with just enough distraction to feel like themselves again.

Guided Imagery, Mindful Meditation, and Hypnosis for Pain Management

Learn more about how adopting guided imagery, mindful meditation, and/or hypnosis can help reduce pain, anxiety, and depression among patients with acute and chronic pain.

The 5 Coping Skills Every Chronic Pain Patient Needs

When I first began work in the field of pain psychology, I wanted to be as helpful as I could be to my patients and to be seen as fully prepared and competent by my referral sources. However, as I began to read books and attend conferences “to get up to speed,” I was overwhelmed by the variety of services and offerings that experienced practitioners offered.

Physiological Consequences of Guided Imagery

Find out what every pain therapist should know about the physiological consequences of guided imagery.

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