Group therapy for pain: The current literature and clinician resources.
Cameron Alldredge,
Vanessa Muñiz,
Tate Henderson
Abstract:Pain-related concerns are common among adults, and they tend to reduce quality of life and interfere with regular functioning. Conventional pharmacological approaches are used most frequently to treat pain but carry adverse side effects and risk of addiction. The purpose of this article is to highlight the history of group therapy for pain, discuss current practice guidelines, outline available clinician resources, and review meta-analytical findings regarding group therapy's general efficacy for pain. Method:… Show more
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