Psychosocial Factors and Interventions
Chair: Taylor Taylor (Buchanan), University of Alabama at Birmingham
Co-Chair: Samantha Meints, Brigham and Women's Hospital
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Improving the lives of people with pain by understanding the role of psychosocial factors and interventions in the pain experience.
We are committed to assisting members at every career level including trainees and those early in their careers by providing mentorship, leadership opportunities, and collaboration. Together, we can promote health and improve pain care through research, practice, education, training, and advocacy.
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PsyFI SIG Member Highlight: Rebecca J. Lepping, Ph.D.
Dr. Lepping is an Assistant Professor of Neurology and the Director of the Power of Music (PROMUS) Lab at the University of Kansas Medical Center. With a focus on the intersection of music and pain management, Dr. Lepping’s work explores innovative interdisciplinary approaches to treating chronic pain.
Encouraging trainees to submit relevant poster abstracts for the upcoming USASP meeting that fit within the broad scope of the SIG.
A small committee will be assembled to overview abstracts and grant two awards to trainees (one related to psychosocial factors; one related to intervention). We are soliciting a SIG member to work with co-chairs to establish a USASP sub-Twitter for the SIG.
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