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Boundaries Without Guilt: Learning to Say No When You Live With Chronic Pain

Learning to say no with chronic pain can be difficult. Alina Savulescu shares how setting boundaries can protect your energy, relationships, and well-being.

Different Diagnoses, Same Struggles: 15 Experiences People With Pain Share

Different diagnoses can bring many of the same struggles. Explore 15 shared experiences that connect people living with chronic pain.

7 Voices. 7 Ages. 1 Message.

Seven voices, ages 10 to 77, share how chronic pain shapes different stages of life and what they wish others better understood.

This Pain Awareness Month, Let’s Change Pain

This Pain Awareness Month, join #OneVoiceForPain as we unite all ages, diagnoses, and stories to build greater understanding, better care, and change.

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Steinberg presents at NIH Pain Consortium Symposium

U.S. Pain's National Director of Policy and Advocacy, Cindy Steinberg, was invited to present the patient perspective at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) 12th Annual Pain Consortium Symposium on May 31 and June 1. Each year, noted...

Migraine and Headache Awareness Month

U.S. Pain was pleased to lead or participate in a variety of efforts and activities related to Migraine and Headache Awareness Month in June. Below is a slideshow of highlights from throughout the month.   [gallery type="slideshow" columns="2"...

Join the June Happiness Challenge

Happiness is defined as a mental and emotional state of well-being. This mental and emotional state may often be affected by the physical pain experienced by chronic pain warriors, which is why the U.S. Pain Foundation is challenging chronic pain...

Top five ways to get involved with PAM 2017!

Now more than ever, chronic pain deserves awareness. U.S. Pain staff are excited to see how pain ambassadors, advocates and volunteers will apply themselves to help make Pain Awareness Month (PAM) a success this September. The goal of PAM is to...

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