How Culture Shapes the Pain Experience of Hispanics in the US
Leer en Español The experience of pain is universal and highly subjective. Regardless of race, ethnicity, and gender, we share the same...
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Preparing health care professionals to address nutrition-related conditions
Here is some food for thought -pun intended-: the most common chronic (or “lifestyle”) conditions, like type-2 diabetes, hypertension, heart...
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7 Cognitive-Behavioral Skills Every Physical Therapist Can Use
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) has shown to be highly effective in fields outside of traditional psychotherapy. Research illustrating the benefit...
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The Nutrition-Pain Connection: Improving Physical Therapy Outcomes
We’ve obviously come a long way since the time of the ancient Greeks. But, sometimes words from long-ago scholars like Hippocrates (referred to by...
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An Inside Look at What Doctors Learn About Pain in Medical School
Modern pain science has made great strides in uncovering the neurophysiologic mechanisms and cognitive processes that underlie nociception and pain....
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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Skills for Modern Pain Practitioners
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a time-limited approach that has been shown to be effective across a number of chronic pain conditions. CBT...
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