When Your Child Hurts

Leadership

When Are You Done with Chronic Pain Management?

Rachael Coakley Ph.D. on November 20, 2020

Do you wonder if there is an end in sight for your pain management plan? A new perspective may help you re-think this question.

Do you wonder if there is an end in sight for your pain management plan? A new perspective may help you re-think this question.

Parenting

Self-Preservation: A Parenting Lesson from Squirrels

Rachael Coakley Ph.D. on January 28, 2020

Parents want to fix their child first and focus on themselves later. “I know I need a break, BUT…” is the chorus of every parent running on fumes.

Parents want to fix their child first and focus on themselves later. “I know I need a break, BUT…” is the chorus of every parent running on fumes.

Stress

For Kids with Pain, Attending School Can Help

Rachael Coakley Ph.D. on May 19, 2016

Too many days at home can lead to worsening chronic pain. Helping kids find ways to be successful in school, even when pain may persist, is essential.

Too many days at home can lead to worsening chronic pain. Helping kids find ways to be successful in school, even when pain may persist, is essential.

Chronic Pain

Tips for Parenting a Child With Chronic Pain

Rachael Coakley Ph.D. on March 23, 2016

Parents who help too much may delay a child's recovery from chronic pain. Find out why.

Parents who help too much may delay a child's recovery from chronic pain. Find out why.