| By Terri Lechnyr,on December 14th,2010% Terri A. Lechnyr,Ph.D.,LCSW Clinical Medical Psychologist Eugene,OR Practical Pain Management Articles by Terri A. Lechnyr,PhD,LCSW Mistakes Made by Chronic Pain Patients A guide for chronic pain patients to help them avoid pitfalls and mistakes and become part of the team in helping to restore a better quality of life for . . . →Read More:Presentations &Publications- Terri Lechnyr,Ph.D. By Terri Lechnyr,on October 5th,2010% In therapy you will learn more about how chronic pain affects your brain and what you can do to change it! http://www.painsociety.com/conference/brain/index.php By Terri Lechnyr,on May 5th,2010% Chronic Pain Changes Life! Being in pain impacts self-image,relationships,and interrupts life plans. It constricts physical and emotional abilities. Pain is not understood or accepted by many individuals,and the person can be judged harshly. Many report feeling angry that the pain hinders them from the things they love to do. Since pain tends . . . →Read More:Are You Tired of Pain? By Terri Lechnyr,on February 21st,2010% Perspectives on understanding motivations of patients exhibiting functional overlay and effectively dealing with the confounding behavioral aspects. “Taxonomy of Pain Patient Behavior”Download By Ron Lechnyr,PhD,DSW,Henry H. Holmes,MD By Terri Lechnyr,on February 21st,2010% By James R. Morris,MD December 2009 What is Pain Management? Pain is defined as an unpleasant physical and/or emotional experience often the result of tissue injury or described in terms of such injury. Pain is divided into acute and chronic components. Pain management seeks to modify,reduce or eliminate the experience of pain . . . →Read More:Pain Management-Art and Science By Terri Lechnyr,on February 21st,2010% “Fibromyalgia Back Pains:What you Need to Know”Download By Ron Lechnyr,PhD,DSW,Terri Lechnyr,PhD,Psychologist Resident (Dr. Strong,Supervisor) By Terri Lechnyr,on February 19th,2010% If you are suffering from stress,anxiety,depression,obsessive compulsive disorder,trauma,or nightmares,Biofeedback may be a good treatment choice to reduce your symptoms. In addition,if you are suffering from chronic pain,migraines,muscular tension,back spasms,neuropathy,fibromyalgia,or insomnia,Biofeedback may also be an important part of your treatment plan. Biofeedback . . . →Read More:What is Biofeedback? By Terri Lechnyr,on January 16th,2010% Have you ever noticed that some people bring out the worst in you? Have you ever found yourself being defensive,reactive,tense,authorative,controlling,upset,confused,lost,or felt incompetent or vulnerable? Have you experienced blocks to effective treatment that seem to be “connected to something” but hard to figure out? Many articles have focused . . . →Read More:Provider-Patient Interactions By Terri Lechnyr,on January 9th,2010% Much has been written about the controversy surrounding prescription of appropriate pain medications,the issues involved in prescribing,and effective risk-management prescribing procedures that help physicians implement an effective approach in working with chronic pain patients. However,little has been said about how this approach can complicate the provider-patient relationship to a degree that everyone . . . →Read More:Pain Management Pitfalls By Terri Lechnyr,on January 2nd,2010% Patients need to better understand their health care providers’ concerns regarding alcohol,drugs and pain medications,as well as what is expected of them in their role as patients in order to maximize treatment outcomes. Pain management is,by its nature,a multidisciplinary profession and so the over-emphasis on the medical model—while a central part . . . →Read More:Helping Patients Understand the World of Pain Medicine | |