College of Medicine

Pain TRAIL (Translational Research in Assessment and Intervention Lab)

Led by Kimberly T Sibille · Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

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What we study

The lab studies why some people with chronic pain cope better than others, focusing on resilience and on differences by age, race and income. It builds better ways to measure chronic pain and tests low-risk behavioral treatments such as positive psychology programs.

Clinical & Translational ResearchRehabilitation & Therapy

What working here is like

  • Clinical
  • Surveys & interviews
  • Human participants
  • Coding helps
Projects
3

Current projects

Chronic Pain Stage measure

A pain phenotyping measure developed by the lab.

Racial and socioeconomic differences in chronic low back pain

NIMHD-funded project running December 2023 to December 2027.

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Positive psychology pilot for older adults

A strengths-based pilot trial for chronic low back pain.

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