Resilience factors have been suggested as key mechanisms in the relation between
symptoms and disability among individuals with chronic pain. However, there is a need to …

Objective: To examine the independent contributions of vulnerability and resilience factors to
pain interference, self-efficacy for managing pain, global mental health, and global physical …

There is an increasing number of studies of acceptance, mindfulness, and values-based
action in relation to chronic pain. Evidence from these studies suggests that these processes …

Psychological flexibility (PF) and self-compassion (SC) are both associated with positive
outcomes for people living with chronic pain. Despite conceptual similarities they have …

The display of effective functioning despite exposure to stressful circumstances and/or
internal distress is often termed 'resilience'. The study of resilience is believed to provide …

Recent developments in cognitive behavioral theory emphasize the role of “psychological
flexibility” in adaptive functioning. Psychological flexibility includes processes of acceptance …

Psychologically-based interventions for chronic pain traditionally include a mix of methods,
including physical conditioning, training in relaxation or attention control, strategies to …

Evidence supports the benefits of resilience among older adults with chronic pain. While
numerous factors confer resilience, research has largely examined these measures in …

Purpose: In clinical practice, it is often noted that some individuals struggle with chronic pain,
while others find effective means to cope. The purpose of this study was to better understand …

The primary objective of this paper is to discuss how a resilience approach to (chronic) pain
may advance our current understanding of (mal) adaptation to pain. Different resilience …