Over 20% of individuals living in the USA experience chronic pain (Dahlhamer et al, 2018). Chronic pain is associated with increased risk for depression, anxiety, and disability, as well as significant changes in sense of self and overall well being. Due in part to the impact of pain on mental health, as well as the reduction of reliance on opioid pain medications, more and more individuals with chronic pain are looking to psychologists for alternative ways to manage the impact of their pain. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Chronic Pain (CBT-CP) is considered the gold standard in terms of psychological interventions for chronic pain (Edhe, Dilworth, & Turner, 2014). This workshop will emphasize learning how to apply the CBT model to the unique physical experience of chronic pain; specifically, how to conceptualize and intervene on pain-related behaviors such as pain avoidance and addressing common pain-related thought patterns. Finally, this presentation will touch on ways in which biased medical decision-making based on race, SES, and gender impacts referrals to mental health. as well as ways in which disparities in pain care may impact engagement in psychological interventions for pain, such as CBT-CP.
After attending this intermediate-level program in full, participants will be able to:
Recording Date: 9/23/22
Continuing Education Course. 6 CE Credits/6 CMC Contact Hours.
Jennifer Steiner, PhD, ABPP
Dr. Jennifer Steiner is a board certified clinical health psychologist, founder of Beyond the Body Health Psychology Services, LLC, Co-Director of Center for Mental Health & Aging's Continuing Education Program, Adjunct Faculty at Emory School of Medicine, Board Member of the Georgia Psychology Association Board of Directors, Co-Chair of the Continuing Education Committee for Georgia Psychological Association, and Member of the Committee on Health Psychology and Integrated Practice.
Dr. Steiner is one of the first board-certified clinical health psychologists in the state of Georgia (certification received in 2018). Dr. Steiner received her PhD in clinical psychology with an emphasis in health psychology from Purdue University.
She has worked with over 1200 individuals with chronic pain over 10+ years. Dr. Steiner was previously employed as the primary pain psychologist for the Atlanta VA Healthcare System for 6+ years. Dr. Steiner has also published multiple peer reviewed articles on the impact of chronic pain on mental health, psychological correlates of chronic pain, and psychological interventions for those with chronic pain. Dr. Steiner's research and clinical practice focuses on chronic pain and interventions for chronic pain.
Learn more about Dr. Steiner here:
Financial: Dr. Jennifer Steiner is owner of Beyond the Body Health Psychology Services, LLC, Co-Director of Center for Mental Health & Aging's Continuing Education Program.
Non-financial: Dr. Jennifer Steiner is Adjunct Faculty at Emory School of Medicine, Board Member of the Georgia Psychology Association Board of Directors, Co-Chair of the Continuing Education Committee for Georgia Psychological Association, and Member of the Committee on Health Psychology and Integrated Practice.
There is no known commercial support or conflict of interest for this CE program, content, or sponsor.
About the presenter
Jennifer Steiner, PhD, ABPP
Dr. Jennifer Steiner is a board certified clinical health psychologist, founder of Beyond the Body Health Psychology Services, LLC, Co-Director of Center for Mental Health & Aging's Continuing Education Program, Adjunct Faculty at Emory School of Medicine, Board Member of the Georgia Psychology Association Board of Directors, Co-Chair of the Continuing Education Committee for Georgia Psychological Association, and Member of the Committee on Health Psychology and Integrated Practice.
Dr. Steiner is one of the first board-certified clinical health psychologists in the state of Georgia (certification received in 2018). Dr. Steiner received her PhD in clinical psychology with an emphasis in health psychology from Purdue University.
She has worked with over 1200 individuals with chronic pain over 10+ years. Dr. Steiner was previously employed as the primary pain psychologist for the Atlanta VA Healthcare System for 6+ years. Dr. Steiner has also published multiple peer reviewed articles on the impact of chronic pain on mental health, psychological correlates of chronic pain, and psychological interventions for those with chronic pain. Dr. Steiner's research and clinical practice focuses on chronic pain and interventions for chronic pain.
Learn more about Dr. Steiner here:
How To Earn CE Credits
Participants will have their participation registered through Center for Mental Health & Aging. This program is available for six (6) continuing education (CE) credits after the following steps have been successfully completed:
Step 1: Register & mark your calendar with Zoom link emailed to you directly following registration
Step 2: Attend 100% of the LIVE course. Attendance is tracked via Zoom after each break. Attendance is required for CEs
Step 3: Complete the Course Program Evaluation
Step 4: Complete Attestation
Step 5: Download Your Certificate
Certificates of completion will be emailed immediately following submission of electronic survey and also available for download in the course platform. It's that simple!
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