Psychological and Cognitive Approach to Pain, Patient Empowerment

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1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome

2. Patient Empowerment in Pain

3. Patient Engagement

4. Psychological Aspects of Pelvic Pain

5. Yoga for Pelvic Pain and Chair Dwellers

6. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Acute Prostatitis and Nerve Block

7. Psychological Experience of Providers: Healing the Healer

8. Closing and Resources

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Psychological and Cognitive Approach to Pain, Patient Empowerment

1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome

Lindsey McKernan, PhD, MPH

2. Patient Empowerment in Pain

Derek Coe, MS

3. Patient Engagement

Jill Osborne, MA

4. Psychological Aspects of Pelvic Pain

Anna Guttengeber, PhD

5. Yoga for Pelvic Pain and Chair Dwellers

Dustienne Miller, PT, MS, CYT

6. Case Presentation: Difficult Case Involving Acute Prostatitis and Nerve Block

Eva Pinter, PhD; Nora Nyilas, MD

7. Psychological Experience of Providers: Healing the Healer

Sue Morris, PsyD

8. Closing and Resources

Elise De, MD

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