Psychological Treatment
Clinical pain psychology can be a beneficial part of your treatment plan when dealing with pain and more specifically, chronic pain.
During your appointment, you may be asked specific questions relating to your injury and/or pain so that our psychologist has a comprehensive understanding of your concerns.
For patients dealing with pain, treatment plans are designed for each individual. The plan often involves teaching relaxation techniques, changing old beliefs about pain, building new coping skills and addressing any anxiety or depression that may accompany your pain.
For more information about our clinical pain psychology treatment options or to schedule an appointment, please call our office at (408) 356-5292.
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Testimonials
I moved away from California and the care of Dr. Navani about sixteen months ago, it took me a few months to write this and to reflect back and I am hoping that patients who read this and come under her care will be inspired by my story. My story goe...
G.D, Interior Designer“I was living every day in misery and didn’t want to get out of bed. I couldn’t do any fun things. People wanted to go bike riding or bowling, and I just didn’t want to. Chronic pain ruins everything. It colored everything for me pretty badly. I wasn...
A.H.M, Retired Handbag DesignerI sure hope that you could come see the “Nutcracker” production because if it wasn’t for you, I wouldn’t be able to do this at all! Not too long ago I couldn’t even walk and I was on mass amounts of narcotic pain meds and today I have been clean for...
M.B, Aesthetician and now Actor“Living with chronic pain is quite a challenge. Some days my lower back feels like a knife is jabbing into me. Other days my legs and feet will spasm, ache, and burn. There are times when medication and exercise do not completely help. These are the...
L.L, Retired Executive Secretary