Accepting your chronic illness with Dr. Diane LaChapelle
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Dr. LaChapelle talks about acceptance, topics include
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Coping with Persistent Pain: Current State of Science
Published on 17 May 2013
Coping with chronic pain can be a challenge for both people suffering with pain as well as those who love and live with them. It's important to understand what are scientifically effective coping strategies for people in pain, as well as knowing what works for you as an individual.
Dr. Keefe will inform us about the current science on coping with chonic pain and will provide some practical tips which you can add to your toolkit for living well with chronic pain
Coping with chronic pain can be a challenge for both people suffering with pain as well as those who love and live with them. It's important to understand what are scientifically effective coping strategies for people in pain, as well as knowing what works for you as an individual.
Dr. Keefe will inform us about the current science on coping with chonic pain and will provide some practical tips which you can add to your toolkit for living well with chronic pain
Self Management of Chronic Pain
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Mindfulness
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