By Natalie S. Robinson, MSW, LSW Introduction Distraction Message Heat Relaxation Techniques Therapy Medication Management Introduction As a parent, you want to protect you children from everything that can harm them. You teach them not to talk to...
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Sickle Cell Disease Pain Control With Children
By Natalie S. Robinson, MSW, LSW Introduction A Disabling Pain Sickle Cell Pain Management An Increased Tolerance for Narcotics and Necessary Coping Skills How Social Workers Can Help Conclusion Introduction Sickle-Shaped Red Blood Vessels Image from the...
Cancer Pain: Treatment Options
Not only is pain easier to treat when you first have it, but pain can be an early warning sign of the side effects of the cancer or the cancer treatment.
Are you living with physical pain?
There are two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. If you’re living with pain, talking with your doctor or a social worker could help.
Facts to Dispel Your Fears About Cancer Pain
Here is a list of some common fears about cancer pain and the facts to dispel them.
Pain Management: Organizations that Help
Find organizations that help people with pain management.
Pain Management: How Social Workers Help
Social workers with a knowledge in management pain can assist you and your family members with pain management.
Are You Grieving After Losing a Loved One to Suicide?
You are not alone. There are many people who have lost loved ones to suicide, and there are resources available to help you cope with your grief.
Staying mentally healthy during a pandemic
We are psychologically vulnerable to the grim news of mounting death tolls around the world, in our cities, and towns. Years ago, I would have been trembling in my skin with each breaking news report, thinking the world was coming to end — but not anymore.
How to deal with stress during (and after) a pandemic
Be kind to yourself during such traumatic times. Allow time for rest, for calm, and for comfort to re-enter your life.
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