Pain Matters | 58
Younger people who care for those in pain face particular challenges ¬– find out what the whole family can do about it.
The best people to encourage people learning to manage their pain are people in pain. That’s the theory behind the Pain Chain, a way of using peer-support to make self-management stick.
How can those living with pain get the most out of university? Alia De Bellotte shares the highs and lows of student life.
Plus: Vidyamala Burch’s insightful new column on mindfulness, Pete Moore answers your self-management questions, experiences of pain captured on film, and, as always, the latest pain news, reviews and your messages.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Pain Matters 58.