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Louise Sharpe is a Professor at the University of Sydney, specializing in the intersection of cognitive behavioral treatments and chronic pain management, particularly among patients with rheumatoid arthritis. Her work focuses on understanding the psychological processes involved in pain, including the role of hypervigilance and nocebo effects. Sharpe's research has significantly contributed to knowledge on how mental imagery can impact pain perception, particularly during pregnancy and other health-related challenges. She heads multiple research projects that explore various aspects of psychological distress, treatment efficacy, and patient experiences in managing chronic conditions. Her collaborative work with healthcare professionals and psychological researchers has led to the development of innovative treatment options and knowledge dissemination in the field of health psychology.
University of Sydney • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Louise Sharpe leads research in managing chronic pain and cognitive-behavioral approaches within the Clinical Psychology Unit.
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