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The American Association of Pain Psychology (AAPP) is a national, multidisciplinary community of pain providers serving youth and adults living with chronic pain. AAPP was established in 2010 to provide a place for pain providers to educate, network, advocate, and share information regarding the practice and study of pain management. AAPP creates community, promotes and elevates pain education, and advocates for a biopsychosocial approach to pain medicine through advanced-level continuing education seminars, free online courses for AAPP Members, community gatherings, resource-sharing, and a public directory of multidisciplinary pain providers. AAPP is a dynamic organization that is constantly evolving to meet our members’ needs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
8/11/2026
AAPP President’s Update
I hope everyone is finding time this summer to slow down, recharge, and enjoy the longer days. Reflecting on my own family, I know summer can get so hectic! Still, it’s hard to believe that we are already well into the second half of 2026, and it has been an incredibly busy year at the American Association of Pain Psychology. READ MORE
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AAPP MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
March 2026
Ben Corsbie, Psy.D.
Member, AAPP
What led you to become a Psychologist?
Growing up with an extraordinary aunt who lived with physical and mental disability, successfully graduated college, and worked successfully until retirement offered me a powerful example of self-reflection, personal growth, and perseverance from an early age…