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There is convincing evidence that cognitive-behavioral therapy and biofeedback can significantly reduce chronic pain. Cognitive-behavioral intervention has shown to increase adaptive coping skills, activity levels, and social function, as well as decrease pain, physical limitations, depression, and anxiety.
Patients are seen only after the Center for Pain Management has received an official physician referral from either the patient’s primary care doctor or sub-specialist.
To learn more about the Center for Pain Management, please call (415) 353-6464, or email [email protected] to schedule your appointment today.