Patient Resources

We have provided some additional resources to help understand and deal with pain management. Please take a look at these sections for informative and educational videos, PDFs and links to credible websites.

Patient Resources

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Case Studies

Connect Health’s Counselling service allows patients to be heard and feel like they have someone to talk to.

Kelly, from Hertfordshire, was suffering from depression and anxiety when she came to Connect Health. Her counsellor was able to help her to find her way.

We need to move beyond thinking and conversation.

Dr Andrew Cuff, Director of Clinical Strategy at Connect Health responds to the latest report by Versus Arthritis. “Each year, Versus Arthritis produce a report titled “State of Musculoskeletal Health”. This report provides an overview of a variety of factors

Chronic pain is no joke – but event brings fresh perspective

North East healthcare workers join pioneering Australian scientist at Newcastle comedy club

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April is #StressAwarenessMonth

According to the Stress Awareness Society, 79% of adults experience stress at least once a month.

Stress can have a huge impact on our lives, including both our mental & physical health, and can play a huge part in experiencing persistent pain.

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Our friends at @FlippinPain talk to Sashira, who shares how stress has impacted her persistent pain journey and why flippin' her understanding of pain, stress, and trauma has been a valuable aid in helping her to ''feel much better on a daily basis''.

https://www.flippinpain.co.uk/story/sashiras-story

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Patient Resources

Patient Resources

Get in Touch

What's new

Case Studies

Connect Health’s Counselling service allows patients to be heard and feel like they have someone to talk to.

Blog

We need to move beyond thinking and conversation.

News

Chronic pain is no joke – but event brings fresh perspective

Patient Resources

Patient Resources

Get in Touch

What's new

Case Studies

Connect Health’s Counselling service allows patients to be heard and feel like they have someone to talk to.

Blog

We need to move beyond thinking and conversation.

News

Chronic pain is no joke – but event brings fresh perspective

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