Integrative Pain Laboratory introduces novel methods to help traumatized Ukraine war victims
Integrative Pain Laboratory headed by Dr. Pavel Goldstein.
An initiative spearheaded by the Integrative Pain Laboratory, headed by Dr. Pavel Goldstein (School of Public Health), is offering a free eight-week therapeutic course aimed at helping Ukrainians cope with chronic pain resulting from physical and mental trauma. “Pain is an automatic hazard warning system from our brain – telling us that something is wrong,” explains Dr. Goldstein. “But in many cases of chronic pain, the system often gives a false alarm. In chronic pain, our brain reorganizes and may learn to trigger pain even without any physical reason.” A reduction in pain and improvement in mental health conditions have been reported by participants in the course. READ MORE
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