Growing Pains: How social connectivity affects your pain experience

During the June 2021 Pain Science Lecture Series, Akash Goel, MD, MPH, FRCPC presents a lecture entitled: Growing Pains: How social connectivity affects your pain experience.
The Pain Science Lecture Series was created in 2016 by Heather Poupore-King, PhD, a Stanford clinical associate professor in the division of pain medicine and pain psychologist, to provide community-based education about chronic pain. These free monthly series are presented by Stanford pain medicine and pain psychology fellows and focus on various topics, including biological, psychological, behavioral and social factors as they relate to the experience of chronic pain.
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0:00 Introduction
1:03 Acute Pain vs. Chronic Pain
4:36 Biopsychosocial Model
6:08 IASP Definition of Chronic Pain
7:40 What is Social Support
8:52 PROVING CAUSATION
9:51 Marital Interactions and Chronic Pain Used laboratory methods to el patient and spouse
12:09 Role of Critical and Hostile comments
12:56 Why Support your Partner?
14:22 Moving Beyond Solicitousness
20:58 Perceived Validation
23:46 Stress Buffering
25:29 Interpersonal Rejection
27:21 Growing Pains 1 Caregiving is a good thing
30:54 References