Behavior Management of Recurrent Pain in Children

Allen, Keith D.; Matthews, Judith R.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-5323-6_14

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“…The clinician was also provided with a published protocol (Allen & Mathews, 1998) for implementation of the thermal biofeedback treatment package. A master's-level therapist with a degree in clinical psychology was the clinician providing behavioral health services in the primary-care clinic.…”

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“…During the first session, the clinician used scripts from the protocol to provide participants with a rationale for hand warming and to guide their use of imagery during their first experience with thermal biofeedback (Allen & Mathews, 1998). Each participant completed five treatment sessions.…”

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“…Participants also completed a daily biofeedback log showing the frequency, duration, and success of biofeedback practices in the home (Allen & Mathews, 1998). Participants also completed a daily biofeedback log showing the frequency, duration, and success of biofeedback practices in the home (Allen & Mathews, 1998).…”

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“…The pain behavior management guidelines included prompts for parents to eliminate pain status checks, to encourage use of biofeedback skills, to encourage maintenance of normal activity during pain episodes, and to reduce response to pain behaviors (Allen & Mathews, 1998). The pain behavior management guidelines included prompts for parents to eliminate pain status checks, to encourage use of biofeedback skills, to encourage maintenance of normal activity during pain episodes, and to reduce response to pain behaviors (Allen & Mathews, 1998).…”

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Behavioral Pain Management for Pediatric Headache in Primary Care

Allen¹,

Elliott²,

Arndorfer³

2002

Children's Health Care

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This study explored the efficacy of a behavioral pain management treatment package implemented in a primary-care pediatric clinic as an intervention for recurrent pediatric headache. This study used a multiple baseline design with 7 children (ages 8 to 16), who had regular tension or migraine activity. Treatment was implemented by a master's level behavioral health clinician following a behavioral treatment protocol. The clinician did not have specific expertise in biofeedback or pain management. The children participated in 5 sessions of thermal biofeedback training supplemented with independent pain management guidelines for parents. Each child kept a daily pain diary of frequency, duration, and intensity of headache activity. Six of the 7 children demonstrated significant reductions in 1 or more self-reported headache parameters (frequency, duration, intensity) following treatment. The efficacy of the behavioral pain management treatment package implemented in a primary-care clinic is supported as a treatment for recurrent pediatric headache sufferers.

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Behavioral Pain Management for Pediatric Headache in Primary Care

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Arndorfer³

2002

Children's Health Care

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“…Headache activity was recorded using a daily headache monitoring form (Allen and Mathews 1998). The participant was asked to record headache activity four times (e.g., breakfast, lunch, dinner, bedtime) each day.…”

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External Hand Warming as a Novel Treatment for Ice Pick Headaches: A Controlled Case Study

Hofstadter-Duke

Allen

2011

Appl Psychophysiol Biofeedback

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Primary stabbing headache (PSH) or ice pick headache is an infrequently studied, yet socially important problem facing children and adolescents. The current study examined the effects of routine external hand warming on the PSH intensity of a 16-year-old male referred for management of recurrent headaches. The participant, Michael, alternated periods of non-warming with periods of daily external hand warming, and an ABAB design was used to evaluate the impact of hand warming on PSH intensity. Results indicate that clinically significant symptom reduction was obtained with implementation of external hand warming.

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Psychiatric Considerations in Pediatric Chronic Pain

Ryee

2011

Handbook of Pediatric Chronic Pain

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Behavior Management of Recurrent Pain in Children

Cited by 14 publications

References 53 publications

Behavioral Pain Management for Pediatric Headache in Primary Care

Behavioral Pain Management for Pediatric Headache in Primary Care

External Hand Warming as a Novel Treatment for Ice Pick Headaches: A Controlled Case Study

Psychiatric Considerations in Pediatric Chronic Pain

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