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Archive for June, 2012
Chronic Pain Management and Tai Chi
If you are living with chronic pain, you may have used many different strategies for pain management. Have you tried Tai Chi? It originated in Chinese martial arts and involves slow, controlled movement, focused breathing, and meditation. It is generally …
Living with Pain: Approach-Avoidance Conflict
Approach-avoidance conflict has a long tradition in psychology, having first been proposed by Dr. Kurt Lewin in the 1930s. The idea is that some
Chronic Pain and Cigarette Smoking: Another Reason to Quit
People with chronic pain are significantly more likely to be cigarette
Living with Pain: Talking to Your Kids About Your Pain
If you have children, you have probably wondered what to say to them about your chronic pain. They are part of your world - so your pain impacts
