Abstract:Current interdisciplinary pain management treatment relieves pain and restores function for many children and adolescents with persistent pain; however, for some, treatment is not successful, and the pain and dysfunction remain. Pain has an ecological context: as children and adolescents engage in their daily lives, receiving sensation through multiple sensory modalities, the perception of uncertain threat can evoke pain and protective responses. Children with disordered patterns of sensory modulation (i.e., t… Show more
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