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VETERANS IN PAINE
- Explore the impact that pain has on the person with pain, their family, health care professionals and the public, and what the ACPA provides.
- Learn about the American Chronic Pain Association Ten Steps from Patient to Person. Understand what the steps, what they mean and how to apply them to daily life.
- Identify what it takes to establish a peer lead group for people with pain. Discuss what the ACPA provides to potential facilitators and the basics of starting and maintaining a group.
With so many of our veterans returning home, many with injuries, there is an increased need to help them to return to a full life.
One of the major obstacles for so many of them is their injuries that, for many lead to chronic pain problems.
Our focus is to validate the impact of chronic pain among veterans and their families as we increase knowledge about pain management among veterans so that they can improve the quality of their life and reduce their sense of suffering.