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Resources for every part of life with painWHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
🌿 Life With Pain
❤️ Understanding & Managing Pain
💼 Work, School & Disability
👨👩👧 Kids, Teens & Families
🪖 Veterans & Military Families
📣 Research & Advocacy
START HERE: GUIDES FOR LIVING WELL WITH PAIN
Practical information and tools for navigating everyday life with chronic pain, created for different ages and stages of life.Living Well With Chronic Pain series
Living Well With Specific Conditions
More Guides for Specific Communities & Life Stages
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Life With Pain
Everyday Life & Self-Management
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Understanding Life with Chronic Pain
The Importance of a Personalized Pain Management Plan
7 Tips for Discussing Chronic Pain with Your Doctor
Four Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Telemedicine Appointment
5 Resolutions for Managing Pain through Self-Care
Understanding & Managing Pain
Understanding Pain
Treatment Options
Medication and OTC Safety
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How to Read an OTC Label |
Work, School & Disability
Kids, Teens & Young Adults
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Teens
Young Adults
Parents & Families
Veterans & Military Families
Living With Pain
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Living Strong With Chronic Pain
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INvisible Project: Veterans Edition
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Veterans And Headache Disorders
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Find Community
The U.S. Pain Foundation offers a free, online peer support group for veterans. Find more information here.
Research & Advocacy
Advocacy
WATCH AND LISTEN
INvisible Project magazines
Since 2010, U.S. Pain Foundation has published more than 20 issues and distributed an estimated 100,000 copies of the INvisible Project magazine. Each issue combines expert insight with powerful, in-depth stories from people living with chronic pain.
Recursos en Español
Additional Resources & Organizations
Looking for more?Explore outside organizations, programs, financial assistance, disability resources, condition-specific resources, and more.
GLOBAL PAIN ASSOCIATION: VIRTUAL SERIES
A collection of educational programs from the Global Pain AssociationAfter five years of providing education and support to people living with chronic pain, the Global Pain Association (GPA) ceased operations and aligned with U.S. Pain Foundation to help preserve its educational resources. U.S. Pain is pleased to continue making GPA’s virtual series available to the pain community.
Educational information is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. U.S. Pain Foundation does not recommend or endorse any particular therapy, treatment, or product.
