The journey of living with chronic pain - with its roadblocks, pitfalls, and detours—can be next to impossible to...
Blog Articles
WHAT IF YOU COULD PREDICT THE TRANSITION OF ACUTE-TO-CHRONIC PAIN?
By Rebecca McKinsey With the prevalence of chronic pain in the United States—affecting at least 50 million people, 20...
CHIROPRACTIC CARE—AND OTHER TYPES OF TREATMENT—BENEFIT FROM INTERDISCIPLINARY COMMUNICATION AND HOLISTIC MINDSETS
By Janet JayWhile the core tenets of chiropractic treatment involve belief in the efficacy of spinal manipulation, the...
U.S. Pain spearheads letter to Congress, 49 organizations sign on
U.S. Pain Foundation’s Cindy Steinberg, National Director of Policy and Advocacy, has been leading a small workgroup...
Learn about telehealth
As the pandemic continues, telehealth appointments have become essential to health care, including pain management....
Pain warrior of the month: Linda Shaw
Location: Denver, CO Age: 64 years young Pain Warrior Role: U.S. Pain advocate/ambassador since 2018 and a member of...
Introducing the Disparities Solutions Advisory Council
In July, the U.S. Pain Foundation announced the creation of the Disparities Solutions Advisory Council. The goal of...
Learn about neuroplasticity and rewiring your brain in our next “Building Your Toolbox” event
Our exploration of tools to help you reduce your pain and improve your overall health and well-being continues this...
Learn more about spinal cord stimulation
Many of us have heard about spinal cord stimulation (SCS) for pain relief. But what does the process entail, how does...
No pain, no gain
By: Michaela O'Connor There's a saying in the chronic pain community, "whoever said no pain, no gain never had chronic...
Generational pandemic losses
By: Ellen Lenox Smith As we attempt to stay safe, we also are hoping to see the light at the end of this long tunnel...
My disease no longer controls me
By: Brandy Garcia At 16 years old I had no idea that I would be battling chronic pain for more than 10 years. At that...