A landmark contribution to chronic pain literature, this contemporary
text measures the intricate relationship between chronic pain and life
transition events. Researchers and clinicians will appreciate The
Changing Nature of Pain Complaints Over the Lifespan for its linking of
life transition theories to health and illness. Drawing on nearly 20
years of research, the authors bring together the epidemiological and
psychosocial aspects of chronic pain and suggest expanding options for
pain management. Their coverage encompasses every stage of the human
life cycle.