Month: December 2019 Articles

Metaphoring into pain

Dec 18, 2019 | Blog

By Sonya Huber Writing about pain--describing it--has been said to be an impossible challenge, but participants in the...

By Gina Gapstur, PT, DPT Physical therapy is a very popular avenue to conservatively manage and rehabilitate a...

By Daniel Hernandez, MD, Global Healthy Living Foundation’s Medical Advocacy Liaison Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most...

By Gary Olsen, Tucson Family Wellness You’re looking for a massage therapist to help you reduce pain. How do you find...

By Emily Brown, Patient Education Content & Project Manager, Patient Advocate Foundation Health insurance helps...

By Diane Cleverly, PhD, Founder of Concierge Conversations Did you know that by 2020, there will be a shortage of...

By Nancy Ryerson, of Antidote I first heard about fibromyalgia from a close childhood friend around 10 years ago. She...

By Andrew Cole, MD, Veritas Health Advisory Medical Board Lower back pain that lasts for over three months is...

By John Wylam, JD, Staff Attorney, Aimed Alliance Answering Common Questions About Your Disability Rights The...

How It Can Help You Kinesiology tape is a flexible tape that can be applied onto the skin throughout the entire body....

Dec 10, 2019 | Blog

By Janet Jay The holiday season is here and with it, the need for gift ideas! If you’ve got someone with chronic pain...

Dec 10, 2019 | Advocacy, News

As 2019 comes to a close, advocates are making a final push for Congress to hold a hearing on the Pain Management Best...