Take this brief quiz to see if you have problems related to chronic pain and if treatment like CBT for Chronic Pain may help you.Below are the results from this chronic pain symptom quiz. Read below to see if proven treatment for chronic pain may help you.
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Take this brief quiz to see if you have problems related to chronic pain and if treatment like CBT for Chronic Pain may help you.
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Your responses indicate that you generally feel confident in being able to carry out activities in your life despite your pain. You may not feel the need for treatment at this time. However, you still may wish to learn more about treatment designed to improve coping with chronic pain, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain. To learn about other resources, or about resources for different mental and behavioral health conditions, visit the Additional Resources section of this website.
Your responses indicate that you generally feel confident in being able to carry out activities in your life despite your pain, though there are some areas where you may feel less confident in doing so. If you find that problems related to your pain affect how well you function at home, work, or school, you may benefit from treatment like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain. Learn more about CBT for Chronic Pain, which has helped many people, including Vets. To learn about other resources, or about resources for different mental and behavioral health conditions, visit the Additional Resources section of this website.
Your answers indicate that you have limited confidence in being able to do some activities given your pain. Your responses suggest that treatment designed to help you cope with and gain control over your pain, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain, may be helpful to you. Learn more about CBT for Chronic Pain, which has helped many people, including Vets. To find treatment or learn more about your options, visit the Find Treatment section of this website, or visit your health care provider. To learn about other resources, or about resources for different mental and behavioral health conditions, visit the Additional Resources section of this website.
Your answers indicate that you have little confidence in your ability to do a variety of activities given your pain. Your responses suggest that treatment designed to help you cope with and gain control over your pain, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain, may be helpful to you. You may also wish to discuss with your health care provider additional treatment options for pain management as part of a comprehensive treatment approach. Learn more about CBT for Chronic Pain, which has helped many people, including Vets. To find treatment or learn more about your options, visit the Find Treatment section of this website, or visit your health care provider. To learn about other resources, or about resources for different mental and behavioral health conditions, visit the Additional Resources section of this website.
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