SERVICES
Mental Health Services
Treatments for conditions like depression, persistent pain, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder related to work injuries.
SERVICES
Cognitive behavioral therapies
Patients work with a psychologist or licensed mental health counselor to address conditions like persistent pain/physical symptoms, impacts of an injury on functioning, and treating mental health conditions unrelated and related to work injuries that may affect recovery.
Cognitive behavioral treatments
General cognitive behavioral therapy techniques include:
- Cognitive restructuring, emotion-focused coping, and behavioral activation
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Mindfulness-based stress reduction
- Pain reprocessing therapy
- Systematic desensitization
Cognitive behavioral treatment goals
- Improving coping with persistent pain and other symptoms by developing healthier beliefs about one’s symptoms and the health of their body
- Overcoming fears of symptoms, and increasing confidence with moving more and doing activities
- Reducing persistent pain and symptom interference on functioning by promoting approach behaviors and re-engagement in activities and settings
- Better understanding of factors affecting persistent symptoms
- Coping strategies to improve distress coping, mood, sleep, and social functioning
- Improving coping with work injury related stressors
- Increasing readiness to re-engage in valued activities, the vocational process, and a healthy lifestyle
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What our patients have to say
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Insights for Referring Providers
If you refer patients for work injury rehabilitation, this newsletter is built for you.
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Best practices and clinical findings from our team
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Program updates and patient outcomes
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Care options that may be the right fit for your patients