A 25-year-old female student with a history of a MVA 40 days…

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A 25-yeаr-оld femаle student with а histоry оf a MVA 40 days ago while going to school.  Since then, the patient has had 6 visits of physiotherapy within 2 weeks with no improvement in neck pain . Her pain 1 (P1) is left C2-7 and upper trapezius and does extend to left upper extremity into all fingers. Patient rates pain 3-9/10, and pain varies from a dull ache to sharp pain with occasional pins and needles, depending on neck position. P1 is aggravated by sitting and walking > 30 minutes and turning to the left. P1 occasionally disturbs sleep, particularly when rolling over in bed and coughing/sneezing does not increase pain. P1 is sometimes eased by heat and stretching. Patient experiences frequent head-aches (general, non-specific) that are variable and unpredictable.  NSAIDs have no effect. X-ray day of MVA is negative, negative cauda equina, vertebral artery and cord signs. General health is generally good. The patient voices concern about fear of driving and has not been driving since the accident.  Also, patient expresses she is going through a complex divorce. Which of the following will be a MOST beneficial treatment plan for this patient? 

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