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Psychology in orthopedics, or preparing for the unknown - press review

While waiting for treatment, both children and adults experience many emotions. Prominent among them is the fear of the unknown, which is the treatment itself, but also the new reality that life without the disease will be. Anna Wegrzyn, founder of the Center for Life Change, which cooperates with the Paley European Institute, talks about the importance of psychological support to survive this difficult process and to be able to fully enjoy recovery.

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