Are there any other benefits of treatment beyond the management of pain?
The coping skills taught in this program can be applied to a wide variety of life challenges. Relaxation and stress management are associated with improved mental and physical health.
Where is the pain program being offered?
This program is offered through the Clinical Psychology Center (CPC) at the University of Pittsburgh (Oakland campus). The CPC is a training clinic for graduate students enrolled in the doctoral program in clinical psychology. All students are closely supervised by licensed mental health providers. The pain program is overseen by Drs. Anna Marsland and Linda Ewing, internationally known experts on the link between psychological factors and physical functioning.
How much will it cost?
Because the CPC is a training clinic, we determine session fees based on a sliding scale. Based on your family income, our fees are generally between $5 and $40 per session.
When and how frequent are the sessions?
Therapy sessions will be offered on a weekly basis and last 50 minutes. The CPC is open on weekdays, including several evenings.
Whom should I contact for more information?
For more information, please contact the Clinical Psychology Center at the University of Pittsburgh. The telephone number is 412.624.8822. You may also send us an Email message by clicking here.
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