Is there a link between Chronic Pain and Depression?
A news story from Minneapolis explores the connection between Chronic Pain and Depression. The CDC says it affects about 21% of adults in the U.S. Doctors say people who have chronic pain are also at higher risk for depression or anxiety. Chronic pain and depression...More Resources for your Tool Bag! Helping your Client Return-to-Work
Join us for our presentation about “More Resources for your Tool Bag! Helping your Client Return-to-Work” Speakers: Catherine Spak and Tiana Torres Watch Now!Understanding When Your Client May Need Neuropsychology
Join us for our presentation about Understanding when your client may need Neuropsychology Speaker: Jessica Piller, PhD Watch Now!Neurodiversity in the Vocational Process
Join us for our webinar presentation on Neurodiversity in the Vocational Process. A discussion on the circumstances that are effecting Neurodivergent individuals and how to help overcome them. Katie McMurray, CDMS, M.Ed. Watch Now!Post-Concussion Syndrome
Follow the link below to our recent presentation about Post-Concussion Syndrome. Our speakers cover a wide range of information about the issues that can arise after a concussion. Niriksha Malladi, MD Leah Shepard, SLP Watch the Video Here!Motivational Interviewing: Asking the Worker the Right RTW Questions Part 2: Application
Presented by: Dr. Michael Harris, PhD Part Two of PRC’s Patient Engagement Using Motivational Interviewing webinar presentation with Michael Harris, PhD. Watch the Video Here!“Explain the Pain” Part 3 – Pain Management Toolbox
Join us for Part 3 of the 6 part series talking about chronic pain in our lives and what we can do to manage it. In the third installment of our series, Explain the Pain, Dr. Michael Harris elaborates on the tools that we have inside our Pain Management Toolbox. Each...“Explain the Pain” Part 2: Staying Active During Flare-ups
Join us for Part 2 of the 6 part series talking about chronic pain in our lives and what we can do to manage it. Staying active during flare-ups will help keep you on the path to healing your chronic pain. While it seems that staying active when you are experiencing...