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Living and coping with persistent / chronic pain

Persistent, often known as chronic pain is pain that continues for more than 3 months, even after an injury has healed.   Persistent pain may not respond to usual medical treatment.  Sometimes persistent pain follows an injury or it may develop without an injury.  Sometimes there is a specific condition such as fibromyalgia or complex regional pain syndrome.  Pain may be in a specific part of the body or may be widespread. Everyone’s pain experience is different.

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In the Media

Healthspan website – retirement

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Healthspan website, giving advice and tips on coping with and adjusting to retirement.

Women’s AdvanCe website – supporting a friend with endometriosis

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Women AdvanCe website, giving advice on supporting a friend with endometriosis.

Get Me Giddy website – body scanning meditation

Read here to see Sarah featured on the Get Me Giddy website, describing the benefits of body scanning meditation.

Lifespan website – phobias feature

Read here to see Sarah featured on the LifeSpan website, talking about the psychology of phobias.

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