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Seventy-six million Americans
suffer from chronic pain

Don't be alone - Join us today!

News & Updates

Pain Connection’s Gwenn Herman and Mary French have been chosen to be on the Advisory Council on Prescription Drug Monitoring Program. Read more...

ETHEX Corporation initiated nationwide voluntary recalls of specific lots of 5 generic products due to the potential for oversized tablets.
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Pain Connection is a non-profit organization that aims to:

  • Improve the quality of life of those suffering from chronic pain.
  • Decrease their sense of isolation and alienation.
  • Increase control of their condition and treatment.
  • Maintain their independence.

Pain Awareness Month Proclamation from Governor OMalley shown at Montgomery County Support
Group

 We help you and your family by providing:


  • Monthly support groups for people with chronic pain and their families.
  • A speaker series on treatment modalities.
  • Training of mental health professionals on chronic pain.
  • Supervision of mental health professionals.
  • Information and Referrals.Speaker Series Michael Sitar PhD on Biofeedback
  • Community Outreach and Education.
  • One-on-one peer support.
  • Group therapy through pain management clinics.
  • A newsletter on chronic pain issues and the experiences of members.

Support Group
Meetings

Montgomery County:
   January 8, 2009

Prince George's County:
   January 14, 2009

Howard County:
   January 19, 2009

Baltimore:
   January 20, 2009

Wheaton Speakers Series:
   January 26, 2009

Anne Arundel County:
   Looking for group leader.




Pain Connection is a separate legal entity from the National Pain Foundation, headquartered in Englewood, Colorado. If you are looking for the National Pain Foundation, please visit http://nationalpainfoundation.org.