By Georgia Weston, LCSW, Megan Sweeney, MPH, & Lonnie Zeltzer, MD

Published by Practical Pain Management

Using the right phrases, asking the right questions, and trying unconventional treatment approaches can improve the patient-physician relationship and uncover unexpected pain pathways.

By Georgia Weston, LCSW & Lonnie Zeltzer, MD

Published by Practical Pain Management

As many as 15% to 38% of children and adolescents experience chronic pain in the US, yet there are few targeted treatments for this population, often resulting in them growing into adulthood with continued pain. Here, a look at the gaps and potential solutions.

Interview with Georgia Weston, MSW, interviewed by Anjana Kundu, MD

Published by Media Pain Focus

Did you know that the pediatric pain patients rate feeling of isolation as the absolute worst thing, even above their pain? Georgia Weston, MSW…

By Georgia Weston, MSW

Published by LA Parent

Pain is no stranger to any of us. We have all stubbed a toe, or perhaps suffered an injury that takes us out of the game for a while. But what if that pain doesn’t go away? What if the pain lingers after the issue “should” have been resolved? Even though we are all familiar with the sensation of pain, the experience of it differs drastically from person to person…

Interview with Georgia Weston, LCSW, written by Alexis Pellek

Published by Psycom Pro

Georgia Weston, LCSW, on how art- and music-based therapy can help teens with anxiety, depression, and overlapping chronic pain.

By Georgia Weston, LCSW, Lonnie Zeltzer, MD, & Paul Zelter, MD

Published by Shylisca Press

This book provides a new approach to chronic pain in children and young adults. Longtime pain sufferers are guided through a clear and unexpected explanation of how pain can come from the brain. The solutions are not typical medical prescriptions and therapies, but instead are a wide variety of creative outlets that soothe and retrain the brain, providing relief.

By Georgia Huston Weston

Published by Teen Pain Press

If you hurt, read this book! A young pain victim’s inspirational and informative conversations with a variety of pain sufferers and specialists. They share their experiences with pain, their coping strategies, and what works for them in getting through the day.

By Georgia Huston Weston

Published by Teen Pain Press

Her life as a teenager was filled with hope and promise, until a mysterious pain developed in her back and legs. When doctors failed to help, she spiraled into hopelessness.