Addressing Pain and Mental Health in Social Isolation | Fullscript

Maintaining Patient Resilience: Addressing Pain and Mental Health Despite Social Isolation

In this webinar with Dr. Rob Kachko, ND, LAc, you’ll learn about the biology of pain chronification and address chronic pain within the context of co-occurring anxiety and depression. You’ll also learn how to help your patients keep up with their chronic pain protocols during social distancing and isolation.

You’ll learn:

How to build upon the biopsychosocial pain care model
The incidence of anxiety and depression in people with sustained chronic pain, including shared mechanisms for the co-occurrence of these disorders
Approaches to address chronic pain within the context of these disorders, with a focus on nutrients and botanicals
The latest evidence on the role of targeted nutrients and botanicals in improving pain outcomes

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