Ep 126: How to treat pain in children? w/ Drs Lonnie and Paul Zeltzer, pioneers in the field of pediatric pain treatment

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Drs. Lonnie and Paul Zeltzer are are pioneers in the field of pediatric pain treatment.  We discuss many different ways to treat pain--including alternative, non-pharmacological approaches to pain management, including sleep hygiene, breathing techniques, hypnotherapy, placebo and mindfulness. They also  explain when medications such as opioids may help helpful.  Additionally the role for herbs, topical anesthetics  and more! 

Dr Lonnie Zeltzer and Dr Paul Zeltzer are pioneers in the field of pediatric pain treatment.   Dr Lonnie Zelter’s impactful career includes being the immediate past-director of the UCLA pediatric pain and palliative care program, and the author of over 400 publications and 4 books.  Her husband, Dr Paul Zeltzer, co-directed the successful pediatric pain clinic  at UCLA.  After retiring from UCLA, they together created an online community for youth, called CHYP— the Creative Healing for Youth in Pain.  CHYP is an online nonprofit that provides free resources for anyone looking to heal from pain. 

Check out Creative healing for Youth in Pain: https://mychyp.org/

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