Rachel Zoffness: The Chronic Pain and Illness Workbook for Teens

Fradkin, Chris

doi:10.1007/s10964-020-01282-2

“…In addition, children and adolescents alike may experience distress about their perceived inability to sleep, which in turn serves to "open" a pain gate or "turn up the pain dial." 21 After a challenging night's sleep, individuals may remain in bed past their typical rising time, thus dysregulating the sleep cycle and increasing risk for worsened pain. As such, efforts to promote consistent sleep schedules and to enhance anxiety and distress management are often encouraged.…”

Section: Barriers To Sleepmentioning

confidence: 99%

Behavioral Interventions for Sleep in Pediatric Pain

Maynes¹,

Schneeberg²

2021

Topics in Pain Management

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C hronic pain, defined as recurrent or persistent pain lasting more than 3 months, is a prevalent condition among children and adolescents with capacity for significant effects on overall functioning and quality of life. Estimated prevalence of chronic pain in US children and adolescents ranges between 6% and 38% and a major proportion will continue to struggle with chronic pain in adulthood. 1 Annual costs of chronic pain among American youth are estimated to be $11.8 billion, exceeding the costs of other major chronic conditions, including pediatric asthma and obesity. 2 When attempting to promote pain management, attention must be devoted to different behavioral, psychological, and physiological factors that may serve to promote or inhibit pain coping.Sleep is one important health habit to review when addressing quality of life in children with pain. This article briefly reviews the relationship between pain and sleep and provides assessment and intervention approaches that can be incorporated into practice.

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“…In addition, children and adolescents alike may experience distress about their perceived inability to sleep, which in turn serves to "open" a pain gate or "turn up the pain dial." 21 After a challenging night's sleep, individuals may remain in bed past their typical rising time, thus dysregulating the sleep cycle and increasing risk for worsened pain. As such, efforts to promote consistent sleep schedules and to enhance anxiety and distress management are often encouraged.…”

Section: Barriers To Sleepmentioning

confidence: 99%

Topics in Pain Management CME/NCPD Quiz

2021

Topics in Pain Management

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C hronic pain, defined as recurrent or persistent pain lasting more than 3 months, is a prevalent condition among children and adolescents with capacity for significant effects on overall functioning and quality of life. Estimated prevalence of chronic pain in US children and adolescents ranges between 6% and 38% and a major proportion will continue to struggle with chronic pain in adulthood. 1 Annual costs of chronic pain among American youth are estimated to be $11.8 billion, exceeding the costs of other major chronic conditions, including pediatric asthma and obesity. 2 When attempting to promote pain management, attention must be devoted to different behavioral, psychological, and physiological factors that may serve to promote or inhibit pain coping.Sleep is one important health habit to review when addressing quality of life in children with pain. This article briefly reviews the relationship between pain and sleep and provides assessment and intervention approaches that can be incorporated into practice.

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“…In Chapter 22, Create Mindfulness Moments of Strength , the authors introduce the practice of mindfulness (Bluth, 2020 ). Studies find that mindfulness practice reduces stress, anxiety, and depression (Fradkin, 2017a , 2020 ; Borquist-Conlon et al, 2019 ), and bolsters resilience and self-worth (Fradkin, 2017b ; Mazaheri et al, 2020 ).…”

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confidence: 99%