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John W. Burns

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences

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psychology chronic pain behavioral sciences pain management health psychology psychiatry pain research mental health clinical psychology pain medicine behavioral medicine symptom management medicine psychological medicine pain therapy psychopathology emotion regulation counseling psychology behavioral health pain syndromes emotions psychological trauma behavioral research emotional selfregulation applied psychology cognitive therapy back pain veterinary behavioral medicine anger management style chronic pain patients affective neuroscience acute pain pain mechanism affective disorders psychosocial research occupational health psychology sleep medicine endogenous opioid function applied cognitive psychology psychological science behavioral disorders respiratory medicine psychological assessment emotional responses fibromyalgia multidisciplinary treatment anger suppression anger expression mindfulness-based stress reduction regional anesthesia behavior therapy insomnia neuropathic pain cardiovascular reactivity pain patients symptom-specific physiological reactivity anger arousal acute pain sensitivity cognitive behavioral therapy psychoneuroendocrinology cognitive rehabilitation meditation psychopharmacology cognitive behavioral interventions behavioural psychology treatment and prevention opioid use disorder psychosocial factors psychodynamic endogenous opioids pain sensitivity mindfulness meditation patient education psychological violence cognitive psychology self-management

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At-Home Morning Bright Light Treatment for Chronic Nociplastic Pain: Protocol for a Randomized Clinical Trial. JMIR Research Protocols (2025)

medicinepain managementneuropathic painchronic nociplastic painchronic painsymptom managementpain medicinepain therapypain researchanesthesiology

Categorizing Treatment Mechanisms for Complementary and Integrative Musculoskeletal Interventions. International journal of osteopathic medicine (2025)

Chad E CookVictoria E AbrairaJohn BurnsBrian F DegenhardtGreg KawchukDamian KeterM Terry LoghmaniWilliam R ReedBeth A WinkelsteinAmy McDevitt

rehabilitationmusculoskeletal researchintegrative medicinemusculoskeletal sciencetreatment mechanismsmusculoskeletal interactionmusculoskeletal disordersmusculoskeletal surgeryintegrative musculoskeletal interventionsosteopathic medicinecomplementary medicineorthopaedic surgeryphysical therapy

Comparative Main Effects, Mediators, and Moderators of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy for Chronic Spinal Pain: Randomized Controlled Trial Rationale and Protocol. Contemporary Clinical Trials Communications (2025)

John W. BurnsMark A. LumleyKevin E. VowlesMark P. JensenMelissa A. DayHoward SchubinerEmma JaszczakBritney AbroSarah H. AddicksMichael J. BordieriMichael M. DowShoshana KrohnerZyanya MendozaEric C. MeyerDanielle Z. MiroHallie TankhaDavid S. TubmanJolin B. YaminDokyoung S. You

randomized controlled trialschronic painchronic spinal paintrial rationalecognitive behavioral therapyclinical trialsexpression therapyclinical researchemotional awarenessbehavioral sciences

Examining Photoperiod, Chronotype, and Adherence as Predictors of Morning Light Treatment Effects on Depression Symptoms: A Study of Five Clinical Trials. Journal of Affective Disorders (2025)

mood symptompsychiatric disordersmental healthclinical psychologypsychopathologysymptom managementdepression symptomsdepressionpsychologypsychiatric researchpsychiatryclinical trialsaffective disorderspsychiatric carepsychological medicinebehavioral sciences

Examining the Disconnect: A Secondary Analysis of Self-Reported and Objective Physical Activity in a Mind-Body Intervention. Journal of Pain (2025)

rehabilitationwellnessmind-body interventionphysical activitypsychologybehavioral researchmind-body interventionsmind-body connectionlifestyle supportobjective physical activitysecondary analysismind-body medicinecounseling psychologyapplied psychology

Feasibility of a Mind-Body Program for Chronic Pain. JAMA Network Open (2025)

rehabilitationpain managementchronic painpain therapypain medicinepain researchmind-body medicinetherapeutic approaches

Mechanisms in Psychosocial Treatments of Chronic Pain: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?. Current Opinion in Psychology (2025)

pain managementneuropathic painpsychosocial treatmentschronic painmental healthclinical psychologysymptom managementpain researchhealth psychologypain medicinepsychologypain therapypsychiatrypain mechanismtherapeutic approaches

Relationships Between Pain Cognitions and Physical Function in a Sample of Racially Diverse, Sedentary Individuals With Chronic Pain. Pain Practice (2025)

rehabilitationphysical functionchronic painpain therapypain medicinepain researchhealth psychologypain cognitionspsychologypain syndromes

Self-Rated Pain and Observed Pain Behavior in Black and White Americans With Chronic Low Back Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

rehabilitationpain managementself-rated painobserved pain behaviorchronic painracial discriminationpain medicinesymptom managementapplied social psychologypain researchsocial determinants of healthpsychologychronic musculoskeletal conditionsback painpain syndromeswhite americansapplied psychologypsychological assessment

The Effects of Psychological Treatments for Chronic Pain on Reducing Opioid Use in People at Risk for Opioid Misuse: A Randomized Feasibility Trial. Pain Practice (2025)

opioid use disorderpain managementchronic painpain therapypain medicinepsychologyaddiction medicineopioid misusepsychiatryaddictionsubstance usesubstance use disordersaddiction treatmentrandomized feasibility trial

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John W. Burns

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences

News & Events

Rush University

NoneJohn W. Burns is currently serving as a Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John W. Burns

Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

At-Home Morning Bright Light Treatment for Chronic Nociplastic Pain: Protocol for a Randomized Clinical Trial. JMIR Research Protocols (2025)

medicinepain managementneuropathic painchronic nociplastic painchronic painsymptom managementpain medicinepain therapypain researchanesthesiology

Categorizing Treatment Mechanisms for Complementary and Integrative Musculoskeletal Interventions. International journal of osteopathic medicine (2025)

Chad E CookVictoria E AbrairaJohn BurnsBrian F DegenhardtGreg KawchukDamian KeterM Terry LoghmaniWilliam R ReedBeth A WinkelsteinAmy McDevitt

randomized controlled trialschronic painchronic spinal paintrial rationalecognitive behavioral therapyclinical trialsexpression therapyclinical researchemotional awarenessbehavioral sciences

Examining Photoperiod, Chronotype, and Adherence as Predictors of Morning Light Treatment Effects on Depression Symptoms: A Study of Five Clinical Trials. Journal of Affective Disorders (2025)

Examining the Disconnect: A Secondary Analysis of Self-Reported and Objective Physical Activity in a Mind-Body Intervention. Journal of Pain (2025)

Feasibility of a Mind-Body Program for Chronic Pain. JAMA Network Open (2025)

rehabilitationpain managementchronic painpain therapypain medicinepain researchmind-body medicinetherapeutic approaches

Mechanisms in Psychosocial Treatments of Chronic Pain: What Does the Evidence Tell Us?. Current Opinion in Psychology (2025)

Relationships Between Pain Cognitions and Physical Function in a Sample of Racially Diverse, Sedentary Individuals With Chronic Pain. Pain Practice (2025)

rehabilitationphysical functionchronic painpain therapypain medicinepain researchhealth psychologypain cognitionspsychologypain syndromes

Self-Rated Pain and Observed Pain Behavior in Black and White Americans With Chronic Low Back Pain. Journal of Pain (2025)

The Effects of Psychological Treatments for Chronic Pain on Reducing Opioid Use in People at Risk for Opioid Misuse: A Randomized Feasibility Trial. Pain Practice (2025)

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