
Emily Foxen-Craft Scholand
Owner and pediatric pain psychologist at Pediatric Pain and Behavioral Health, PLLC, and former Clinical Assistant Professor at Michigan Medicine / University of Michigan.
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Aug 4, 2026
Episode 65 | Dr. Emily Foxen-Craft Scholand – REVISITING HOPE FOR KIDS WITH CHRONIC PAIN
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Yeah, somehow got in with this amazing, incredibly inspiring and cutting-edge research group.
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I said, who in the world wants to hurt people and mice? What is this field of research? I was really intrigued on an intellectual level, but didn't think it would be something I would ever want to pursue on my own.
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I ended up having other experiences in studying other cognitive processes like attention and goal setting and children and young adults as part of my undergraduate career.
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And then I actually pursued a volunteer opportunity with this amazing, incredible organization.
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Cause I'm going to give it a little bit of a shout out called Save a Child's Heart.
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Afton HassettHOST
And yeah, so talk a little bit about the differences in your approach to young, young children versus, say, teenagers or adolescents.
