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Content tagged with: chronic pain

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    Understanding Pain Handout

    Knowing how pain works is key to learning how to prevent and manage it. This handout breaks it all down to make it easier for patients and providers.

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    Pain Relief Toolkit for Those Affected By the War In Ukraine

    We want to do all we can to support those affected by war. We collaborated with the Ukraine based organization Family Cirlce.

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    Comfort Positions: A Guide for Parents and Healthcare Professionals

    This guide shows you how to keep kids safe, and help them feel supported, during medical procedures.

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    Emi’s Story: Courage and Hope

    How learning pain management skills changed everything for this family.

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    The Chronic Pain and Illness Workbook for Teens

    Pediatric pain specialist Rachel Zoffness offers evidence-based strategies to help teens turn the volume down on chronic pain and illness and get back to living their life.

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  • Article

    The Comfort Ability® Program

    An amazing program from Boston Children's Hospital designed to help children with chronic pain (and their parents!) learn strategies to better manage pain and improve their ability to do the things they want to do.

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  • Video

    Tame the Beast

    It’s time to rethink persistent pain

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    Sweet solutions and pain management for babies

    How to use sweet solutions to minimize needle pain in babies

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    No Fears No Tears

    The groundbreaking film about the power of hypnosis and pain management.

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    Yoga For Chronic Pain

    The team at Connecticut Children's Hospital teach how to use yoga to relive pain and feel better!

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    TED ED: The mysterious science of pain

    Learn about the biological and psychological factors of the experience of pain.

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    TED Talk: Pain As A Disease

    Learn about how and when pain is more than a symptom.

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