[PDF] Top 20 Current status of acceptance and commitment therapy for chronic pain: a narrative review

... from pain and distress includes turning away from their values and goals, and the aim from there is to see if this process can be ...to pain and distress as they do. Exposure to pain-eliciting ... See full document

... results, chronic low back pain affects patients’ sleeping, emotional and psycho- logical status, social relations and other aspects of quality of life ...and chronic low back pain, the ... See full document

... Training commitment to action; identifying the patterns of behavior consistent with the values and making a commitment to practice them; reviewing assignments and summing up sessions with patients; and ... See full document

... Introduction: Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is one of the third wave's cognitive behavioral therapies and is currently being used in the treatment of a number of psychological conditions ... See full document

... in Pain Scale [PIPS] measures the open response style, which is one of the three processes underlying ACT (Hayes et ...to pain. The PIPS was found to mediate the relation between pain and ...with ... See full document

... educational status, pain-intensity, anxiety, depression, self- efficacy and catastrophising) will be included in the imput- ation ...in chronic pain [62, 63] ... See full document

... of pain has been applied to the areas of screening for, intervening in and predicting those at risk of developing into a chronic and disabling situation ...Government review into LBP, its subsequent ... See full document

... of current treatments for chronic ...decreasing pain sensations with anti-inflammatory medicines, opioids and anti-depressivants (Fishbain, Lewis & Gao, 2011; Turk et ...decreasing pain ... See full document

... is Acceptance and Commitment therapy ...back pain populations remains a priority: We identified 14 RCTs in other pain populations including pilot studies: 3 large (n ≥100), 5 medium ... See full document

... a review of different articles concerning correlational, component and outcome studies using ...of chronic pain. Veehof et al. (2010) provide a systematic review and meta analysis of ... See full document

... improving pain-related outcomes has been supported in several (non-Cochrane) reviews, with the consistent conclusion that ACT appears to be equally effective as traditional cognitive behavior therapy [33 – ... See full document

... meta-analytic review of ACT in chronic pain, which included ten randomised controlled trials, observed a small-to-medium effect on physical and mental health when compared to treatment as usual, ... See full document

... is Acceptance and Commitment therapy ...back pain populations remains a priority: We identified 14 RCTs in other pain populations including pilot studies: 3 large (n ≥100), 5 medium ... See full document

... The commitment to use emotional control, adherence to behavioral commitment, clari fi cation of values and doing behaviors that are consistent with values that accom- pany expression of metaphors, defusion ... See full document

... on pain intensity compared to the control ...described acceptance- and mindfulness- based interventions were as effective as the compared ...on pain intensity compared to the control ...of ... See full document

... of which may be reactivity to DASS 21, rendering the par- ticipants more conscious of their sometimes tragic situation. Concerning the number of change observations among the 18 participants outlined in Table 3 for ... See full document

... in chronic pain ...in Pain Scale) (Wicksell, 2008b), measure the concept of „Psychological ...(Multidimensional Pain Inventory, Dutch language version) (Lousberg ... See full document

... Accepted 16 Feb 2015 Abstract Background: Free-living amoebae belonging to the genus Acanthamoeba have an environmental distribution. Amoebic keratitis due to these protozoan parasites continue to rise in Iran and ... See full document

... Glial tumors, particularly high grade glioma and glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), continue to pose a significant challenge to neuro-oncologists and neurosurgeons. Despite vigorous research efforts over the past ... See full document

... significant chronic pain occurs in 6–14% of the general population of Scotland ...(7). Chronic pain is a multidimensional problem that can detrimentally affect physical and psychological ... See full document