"On a scale from 0 to 10, how would you rate your pain?"
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You have probably been asked this question many times throughout your treatment. Putting a number on your pain can be difficult. Even when you are able to rate your symptoms, that number simply cannot capture the full impact of pain on your life.
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Pain is not just a physical problem. It can affect the way you think and feel, your ability to manage stress and solve problems, your relationships with others, and your self-identity.
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Working with a pain psychologist can help you learn tools to reduce the intensity of your pain, cope more effectively with your pain, and make the most out of your medical treatments.
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Are you ready to take back control over your life?
Specializing in Chronic Pain Management
Offering Treatment for:
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Coping with chronic pain and illness
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Coping with injury
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Stress management
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Aging-related stressors
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Relationship issues
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Self-esteem
Services:
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Individual psychotherapy
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Pain psychology evaluations
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Pre-surgical psychological evaluations
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Interdisciplinary treatment planning
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Behavioral medicine consultations
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Teletherapy