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Book details
  • Genre:PSYCHOLOGY
  • SubGenre:Clinical Psychology
  • Language:English
  • Series title:Psychosocial Pain Treatment Workbooks - Patient & Therapist
  • Series Number:3
  • Pages:146
  • Paperback ISBN:9781543985818

LAMP Education: Learning About My Pain

Patient Education Workbook - Patient Edition

by Beverly Thorn , Benjamin Van Dyke, Andrea Newman, Calia Torres, Joshua Eyer, Phoebe Block, Colette DeMonte and William DeMonte

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Overview

This is the patient version of the literacy-Adapted Pain Education Workbook, used in the Learning About My Pain (LAMP) trial. The pain education workbook provides relevant information about chronic pain and pain self-management, without providing skills training. In that sense, pain education is simpler to administer than a cognitive-behavioral treatment program. Although this pain education program has been found to be slightly less effective than cognitive-behavioral treatment, it was found to be more effective than using medical treatment by itself.

Description

This is the patient version of the literacy-Adapted Pain Education Workbook, used in the Learning About My Pain (LAMP) trial. The LAMP trial was part of a Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Comparative Research Award, and the workbooks were used in the trial.

About the author
Beverly E. Thorn, PhD, ABPP, is Professor Emerita of Psychology at the University of Alabama. She is the recipient of the 2018 Wilbert E. Fordyce Clinical Investigator Award from the American Pain Society, and the 2020 Ronald Melzack Lecture Award from the International Association for the Study of Pain. Her research has focused on investigating the important components of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and Pain Education (EDU) for chronic pain, using the biopsychosocial model. Since retiring in 2016, she has remained actively involved in dissemination and implementation of CBT and EDU for chronic pain with low-income, multiply disadvantaged populations.