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Parent psychological flexibility in the context of pediatric pain: Brief assessment and associations with parent behaviour and child functioning

The parent's role in the context of pediatric chronic pain is essential. There is growing evidence that parent psychological flexibility positively impacts child functioning. To assess parents’ abilities to respond with psychological flexibility to their child's pain, the Parent Psychological Flexibility Questionnaire (PPFQ) was developed. Here, we aim to validate the 10‐item version of the questionnaire in an English‐speaking population and to evaluate associations with parent behaviour, child pain acceptance and functioning.