Psychological Treatment for Patients With Chronic Pain (Clinical Health Psychology Series)
Psychological Treatment for Patients With Chronic Pain, part of the Clinical Health Psychology Series by Beth D. Darnall, explores targeted mental health strategies to help manage ongoing pain. It equips clinicians with tools to address psychological elements, fostering better coping and improved quality of life for patients in clinical practice.
About This Book
This volume in the Clinical Health Psychology Series focuses on psychological interventions for individuals experiencing chronic pain. It addresses the integration of mental health approaches in pain management to enhance overall well-being.
Authored by Beth D. Darnall, the book draws on clinical expertise to outline evidence-based treatments tailored to chronic pain patients. It emphasizes the role of psychological factors in pain perception and coping.
Clinicians will find resources for implementing these treatments in practice, supporting a holistic approach to health psychology. The content is designed for professionals in clinical settings dealing with long-term pain conditions.
By bridging psychology and medicine, the book aids in developing comprehensive care plans that address both physical and emotional aspects of chronic pain.
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