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Non‐Pharmacological Approaches to Chronic Pain

Maya Bass MD MA FAFFPMarch 8, 2020

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Disclosures

• Grant Funding from SAMHSA

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Learning Objectives. 

Practice Practice a few techniquesPractice a few techniques

Explore Explore the evidence behind non‐pharmacological approaches to chronic painExplore the evidence behind non‐pharmacological approaches to chronic pain

Introduce Introduce different pain management modalitiesIntroduce different pain management modalities

Examine Examine the dangers of opioid medicationsExamine the dangers of opioid medications

Define Define the scope of Chronic PainDefine the scope of Chronic Pain

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20% of Adults in America have Chronic Pain

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What Is Chronic Pain?

Pain that lasts more than 3 months

Pain that last longer than the etiology suggests

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Tissue Input

Thought

Emotion

ACUTE PAIN

Tissue Input

Thought

Emotion

CHRONIC PAIN

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How does your pain affect your 

life?

Does your pain stop she from doing anything?

Does your pain affect your sleep?

Does your pain affect your relationships?

Does your pain affect your work life?

Does your pain affect your moods?

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Don’t worry, there are a ton of options!

Unfortunately, the evidence is mostly from small studies

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What can we offer our patients?

PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONAL  PSYCHOLOGICAL PHYSICAL INTEGRATIVE

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Pharmacological

Acetaminophenand/or NSAIDS

Muscle Relaxers

TramadolOpioids

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Shah A, Hayes CJ, Martin BC. Characteristics of Initial Prescription Episodes and Likelihood of Long‐Term Opioid Use — United States, 2006–2015. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 2017;66:265–269. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.15585/mmwr.mm6610a1external icon.

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Larochelle, et al. Opioid Prescribing After Nonfatal Overdose and Association With Repeated Overdose: A Cohort Study. Ann Intern Med. 2016;164:1–9.

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CDC Recommendations

MaximizeNon‐opioid Treatment 

If opioids are prescribed, they should be used at the lowest possible dose

Opioids should be maintained 

at a dose <90MME/Day

If tapering is necessary, it 

should be done in collaboration with the patient

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What can we offer our patients?

PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONAL  PSYCHOLOGICAL PHYSICAL INTEGRATIVE

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Pharmocological

SSRIS/SNRIS TYLENOL NSAIDS

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Interventional

Injections

Implantable devices

Surgical options

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What can we offer our patients?

PHARMACOLOGICAL INTERVENTIONAL  PSYCHOLOGICAL PHYSICAL INTEGRATIVE

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Psychological

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Mindfulness

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WHY DO PSYCHOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES WORK?

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Tissue Input

Thought

Emotion

ACUTE PAIN

Tissue Input

Thought

Emotion

CHRONIC PAIN

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CBT

Thoughts

ActionsEmotions

Situation

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Have you ever woken up at 

3am?

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ACT

Acceptance of unwanted private experiences which are out of personal 

control.

Acceptance of unwanted private experiences which are out of personal 

control.

Letting go, showing up for life, and 

focusing on living in line with personal 

values

Letting go, showing up for life, and 

focusing on living in line with personal 

values

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The Unwanted Guest

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Don’t think about the word DUCK

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The Evidence

Improved pain and functionality

Long term effects with improvement 

at 12 months

Treats comorbidities

Hughes, L. S., Clark, J., Colclough, J. A., Dale, E., & Mcmillan, D. (2017). Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Chronic Pain. The Clinical Journal of Pain,33(6), 

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Mindfulness

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Let’s Try It!

Brief Body Scan Meditation

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Psychological

COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY (CBT)

ACCEPTANCE COMMITMENT THERAPY (ACT)

MINDFULNESS

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Physical Modalities

Exercise Yoga Physical Therapy

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• A Cochrane reviewed found that exercise therapy using individualized regimens, supervision, stretching, and strengthening was associated with the best outcomes

Exercise

• Less high‐quality data• RCTs showed improvement in function

Yoga

• has good quality data showing improvement in pain and function

• Improvement was greatest in Chronic Back and Knee Pain

Physical Therapy

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Let’s Try It!

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Integrative Approaches

Massage

Acupuncture

Acupressure

Manipulation

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Massage

SOME RESEARCH SHOWING 

IMPROVEMENT

EFFECT VARIES BY PRACTITIONER

CAN BE EXPENSIVE

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Acupuncture

GOOD SHORT‐TERM EFFECT COMPARED TO 

SHAM

CAN BE EXPENSIVE LACK OF LONG‐TERM EFFECTS

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Ushinohama et al, 2014

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Acupressure

Similar affect to acupuncture for pain

Can be self applied and cheaper

No large trials

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Manipulation

Improved Pain compared to sham

Similar outcomes to Physical Therapy in head‐to‐head trail

Risk of Injury

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So…What Works Best?

A COMBINATION!

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Combination Programs

COST‐EFFECTIVE IMPROVED PAIN SEVERITY

IMPROVED FUNCTION

DECREASED ER VISITS AND SICK DAYS

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11260

17816mg

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PHARMACOLOGICAL

THE MOST USED BUT COMES WITH RISKS

CONSIDER NON‐OPIOIDS 

INTERVENTIONAL

REFER TO ANESTHESIOLOGY

LONG TERM BENEFITS ARE LACKING

PSYCHOLOGY BASED

CBT

ACT

MINDFULNESS

MOVEMENT BASED

EXERCISE

YOGA

PT

INTEGRATIVE BASED

MASSAGE

MANIPULATION

ACUPUNCTURE

ACUPRESSURE

To Summarize

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Questions?

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