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Chronic Pain and Emotional Health

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Bibliography - Chonic Pain and Emotional Health

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2. Whitten, Christine, MD, Donovan, Marilee, RN, PhD, Cristobal, Kristene, MS. Treating Chronic Pain: New Knowledge, More Choices. Clinical Contributions. The Permanente Journal. Fall 2005. Vol. 9. No. 4. Retrieved: January 15, 2006 from: http://xnet.kp.org/permanentejournal/fall05/pain3.html.


Date Created: January 22, 2006
  1. The Chronic Pain and Emotional Health Territory
  2. Nervous System Processing of Chronic Pain is Different than for Acute Pain
  3. Fast pain or Acute Pain Happens In Response to an Event.
  4. Slow Pain, or Chronic Pain Travels on Unmeylinated Nerve Fibers
  5. Emotional Deliverance and the Limbic System
  6. Bibliography - Chonic Pain and Emotional Health

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