Signs and Symptoms of Chronic Pain
Chronic pain can present in different ways, but may include:
- Persistent pain lasting several weeks or longer
- Pain that interferes with daily activities or routines
- Fatigue or low energy levels
- Difficulty sleeping or poor-quality sleep
- Increased sensitivity to pain or discomfort
- Low mood, irritability or frustration
- Difficulty concentrating or “brain fog”
- Reduced ability to engage in work, school or social activities
- Feelings of stress, anxiety or emotional distress related to pain
In children, we may also see school avoidance, reduced activity levels or changes in mood and behaviour.
Private Treatment for Chronic Pain in London and the UK
At London Psychiatry Clinic, we offer specialist assessment and support for individuals experiencing chronic pain. Our experienced psychiatrists and therapists understand the close connection between physical symptoms and emotional wellbeing.
We take a holistic and evidence-based approach, focusing on both the physical and psychological aspects of pain. Treatment aims to help individuals better understand their pain, reduce its impact, and develop effective coping strategies.
Depending on your needs, treatment may include:
- Psychoeducation to understand chronic pain and how it affects the body and mind
- Talking therapy to support coping strategies and address stress, anxiety or low mood
- Medication, where appropriate, to support associated symptoms such as sleep difficulties or mood changes
- Lifestyle and wellbeing strategies to improve sleep, energy and daily functioning
Our team works collaboratively to create a personalised treatment plan that supports long-term wellbeing. As well as providing support in our clinic in London, we also offer online therapy so you can access care from the comfort of your home.
Find the best kind of treatment for chronic pain.
If you or your child may be experiencing chronic pain, our team is here to help. Speak with us today to explore assessment and treatment options.
