Every day I will have 2 or 3 people that get an extra 5-10 min out of me where I delve into pain psych. I also refer people to google YouTube lectures by Sean Mackey, Beth Darnell and Heather P King.
My fellowship program is probably the most in depth pain psych hub in the USA (Stanford Pain).
NONE of you are able to help those problems because you're not good enough at it, you don't have time and you're not trained in it.
NONE of you are teaching biofeedback or providing CBT, mindfulness or guided imagery.
If you're not doing 45-60 min and teaching those management skills I just mentioned you're not providing pain psych management, and until you are please STFU about it.
Edit: Here's what is annoying in our field - Dr. X sees 20-23 pts per day, and cannot understand how Dr. Y can see 30 or more, so automatically X accuses Y of providing poor care or throws out the term "needle jockey." Dr. X then tries to pretend like he/she is well rounded and provides comprehensive care that is interdisciplinary and mentions pain psych and psychosocial counseling, etc...It's complete BS.
NONE of you provide ACTUAL pain psych management.