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Mental Health and the Biopsychosocial Model of Pain
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- čas přidán 7. 02. 2023
- Chronic pain patients need a unique personalized treatment approach. A biopsychosocial model mean offering not just medication, but lifestyle changes and adoption of healthful practices. Michelle Weiner is a pain management physician; her practice is called Spine and Wellness Centers of America, where she mainly uses cannabis and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy to treat chronic pain. In this interview Dr. Weiner also discusses the state of mental health in America.
That maybe true for some patients however as an intractable pain patient that has been neglected in the opioid epidemic I can’t tell you how much *pain* and *stress* it has caused me.
So TRUE. New trend on Focus on unresolved trauma is progress but as I follow it all closely, it’s the new bandwagon catch-all and millions of human beings are left suffering in legitimate intractable physical pain - with another type of dismissive statement feeling much like “It’s all in your head”…. “It’s all in your unresolved trauma” This causes people to want to end their lives .. and sure, some might even use meds to do it.
Well hummm idk but as for myself i don’t agree with this. Mostly because i had a BOTCHED BACK SURGERY! Not just one but for and I have no one to blame except for myself because I took the word this so-called doctor. I will never be pain free. There’s so much scar tissue buildup in there. I have serum in my back but all I get is you will be fine it’s OK it’s nothing. Everybody has it, at one time I had six screws sticking out of my back, so I’m sorry if I can’t agree with you. There are many people out there, like myself that are in true pain, and we are being tossed to the curb.
@@NanaMooney007 I think you disagree with the doctor not me the commenter. I’m on your side trust me I’ve been put through he11 because of this opioid epidemic and the idea that pain is in our heads.
I was in an accident about 4.5 years ago and have been in so much pain that life is sometimes unbearable. I hit my forehead on my steering wheel and have jumped through every hoop the doctors have asked and no relief. Please point me In the right direction. Thanks