Goal Setting
Achieving goals, especially for people living with persistent pain, can be difficult and challenging. One way of increasing the ability to reach goals is to develop the skill of goal setting. This 8 page A5 booklet explains how.
Achieving goals, especially for people living with persistent pain, can be difficult and challenging. One way of increasing the ability to reach goals is to develop the skill of goal setting. This 8 page A5 booklet explains how.
Pacing is a key everyday skill for people living with persistent pain. This 12 page A5 booklet offers useful techniques for learning how to balance activities through the day and avoid the common ‘boom and bust’ cycle experienced by many with persistent pain.
This 16 page A5 booklet draws on recent sleep research and provides simple-to-follow guidance for people to develop the skills they need to start getting a good night’s sleep.
The 24 page, A5 Ten Footsteps booklet contains a summary of each of the footsteps from our website, from acceptance right through to managing setbacks. An invaluable tool to share with the person you are supporting.
Developed by a clinical psychologist working with Live Well with Pain, the Personal Self-management Guide is designed to be used in conjunction with the resources on our website.
This 48 page A5 guide provides a range of complementary activities for a person to do while developing their self-management skills.
Useful for those who are exploring the self-management approach individually or in a facilitated group situation, the Personal Self-management Guide has lots of space to make notes. Printed in black and white – so you can even do the odd bit of mindful colouring!
Above: a double page spread from the Personal Self-management Guide