Encountering pain : hearing, seeing, speaking /: hearing, seeing, speaking. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Deborah Padfield, Joanna M. Zakrzewska.
• Editors: Padfield, Deborah, 1961-; Zakrzewska, Joanna M
• Contents: List of figures; List of tables; Notes on contributors; Acknowledgements; Preface; Rita Charon ; Introduction I; Deborah Padfield and Joanna Zakrzewska Introduction II What is pain? A neurobiological perspective; Maria Fitzgerald ; Section IHearing; 1. How to listen for the talk of pain; Rita Charon ; 2.Testimonies from those living with Pain; (i) Liz Aldous ; (ii) Ann Eastman ; (iii) Alison Glenn; 3. Approaches to Images: an art therapist’s perspective on photographic images of pain used to communicate the experience of pain in medical consultations; Helen Omand ; 4. Pleurisy I to V; Rebecca Goss ; 5. From boardroom to consulting room to jobcentre plus: the bureaucracies of pain; Jens Foell ; 6. Living with TN: interview from pain under the microscope; Chandrakant Khoda ; 7. Karuna; Anusha Subramanyam ; Section IISeeing; 8. The photograph as a mediating space in clinical and creative encounters; Deborah Padfield ; 9. How Images change nonverbal interaction in chronic pain consultations; Amanda C de C Williams ; 10. Picturing pain; Suzannah Biernoff ; 11. Making charcoal for drawing; Onya McCausland ; 12. The art of pain and inter-subjectivity in Frida Kahlo’s self-portraits; Minae Inahara ; 13. The thing about pain: the remaking of illness narratives on social media; Elena Gonzalez-Polledo & Jen Tarr ; 14. Exhibiting pain: the role of online exhibitions in sharing creative expressions of chronic physical pain; Susanne Main ; Section IIISpeaking; 15. ‘Me’ AND ‘My Pain’: Neuralgia and a history of the language of suffering; Joanna Bourke ; 16. Language and images in pain consultations; Elena Semino ; 17. The tree, spring and well; Sharon Morris ; 18. Challenges in managing pain in India; Preeti Doshi ; 19. Disabled lives with an undercurrent of pain; Abba Khetarpal & Satendra Singh ; 20. Acute pain is sexy and chronic pain is not: language, communication and transformation; Jennifer Patterson ; 21. Intellectual empathy as conflict resolution in the interdisciplinary team; Tom Chadwick ; Section IVThe future; 22. Visual images: implications for clinical practice; Joanna Zakrzewska ; 23. What is the pain experience and how can we control it?; Kirsty Bannister & Anthony H. Dickenson ; 24. Reflecting on encountering pain; Giskin Day; Afterword: Communicating chronic pain; Jonathan Wolff ; Delegates’ contributions; Index
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : UCL Press
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (colour)
• Subjects: 616.0472; Chronic pain; Nonverbal communication; Medicine and art; Pain in art
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781787352667; 9781787352674
• Related ISBNs: 9781787352650; 9781787352643
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