60
Participants
Start Date
March 31, 2007
Primary Completion Date
September 30, 2011
Study Completion Date
December 31, 2011
Interpersonal Therapy for Pain (IPT-P)
IPT-P focuses on improving relationships as a way to improve depression and pain. The patient and therapist work together to improve communication and enhance relationships and social support. Patients choose a problem focus and goal related to both their pain and depression. Up to 8 IPT-P sessions are provided regardless of ability to pay.
Enhanced Support and Connection to Counseling
Research staff connect patients with the Strong Family Therapy Services, Women's Behavioral Health Service, or other appropriate mental health care and reduce potential barriers from making it to the initial appointment. This support includes navigating insurance issues, addressing issues of childcare and transportation, helping to schedule the initial appointment, reminder calls, and follow-up after the scheduled intake. Research staff will also check-in monthly to see if the patients require any additional support to remain in mental health treatment. Up to 8 therapy sessions are covered regardless of ability to pay.
University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
NIH
University of Rochester
OTHER