Psychology of Back Pain
Psychological and social factors not only affect back pain itself but also how much the pain impacts one’s life.
LEARN MORE >Supported Self-Management—From a Lived Experience Perspective
Successful supported self-management requires actions from both health care providers and the person living with pain.
LEARN MORE >Back Pain in Children and Adolescents
It is crucial not to miss underlying conditions in children with back pain, especially in younger children.
LEARN MORE >Back Pain—An Inevitable Part of Aging? The Facts.
Despite its high prevalence, low back pain is not an inherent part of the aging process.
LEARN MORE >Supported Self-Management of Back Pain from a Clinician’s Perspective
When those living with back pain are able to engage in self-management techniques, they are likely to be more resilient and self-sufficient which can lead to better quality of life.
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