The Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in the Treatment of Patients Suffering From Kinesiophobia

Górska, M

doi:10.13174/pjambp.23.02.2018.04

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“…Avoidance Model and nonconstructive coping with pain both contend that avoidance of activities and behaviors associated with rehabilitation and health results from one's experience of pain. Broadly speaking, one can say that they begin to close themselves in the "pain bubble" and a completely new way of thinking about themselves, as a person who is not fully functional, while experiencing a lot of unpleasant emotions in the form of anxiety, sadness, grief and guilt (14) .…”

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Effectiveness of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Verses Conventional Physiotherapy on Kinesiophobia in Patients with Frozen Shoulder: A Comparative Study

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Background: Frozen Shoulder is defined as a clinical syndrome characterized by painful restriction of both active and passive shoulder movements (1) . there is high degree of kinesiophobia among patients having shoulder pain(2). Mindfulness based cognitive therapy (MBCT) may be an effective intervention for the treatment of active depression in a population with chronic pain (3) . The treatment goal of MBCT program, is to find ways of managing the pain and the adverse consequences on mental health and quality of life (4). considering that in patients with frozen shoulder treatment of pain alone was not enough to reduce fear of movement , Hence this study aimed to find the effect of MBCT on pain and kinesiophobia in patients with frozen shoulder. Objective: To find the effect of mindfulness based cognitive therapy on pain and kinesiophobia in patients with frozen shoulder. Methodology: After designing the study Institutional Ethical Approval was taken. Consent was obtained from all the participants. 30 samples were screened based on eligibility criteria, 2 were excluded and 28 were further divided into Group A (experimental group) received MBCT and conventional therapy and Group B (control group) received conventional therapy. Pre-assessment was by Tampa scale for kinesiophobia and VAS scale for pain done at Week 0. The experimental group received the MBCT and regular exercise program for 8 sessions 2 hours per day for 8 weeks. The control group received regular exercise program. Post-assessment was done at week 8. Result: The (INSTAT) was used for comparison of mean of group A and group B. One participant from the experimental group and one from the control group did not complete the study. The comparison of mean post intervention scores for group A and B of TSK Scores was found to be Extremely significant which was calculated using un-paired t test with t value t= 3.922, p value p= <0.0006. Comparison of mean post intervention scores for group A and B of VAS Scores was found to be Not significant which was calculated using un-paired t test with t value t= 0.4583, p value p= 0.6505. Conclusion: The study concludes that MBCT along with conventional physiotherapy is effective in reducing kinesiophobia in patients with frozen shoulder.

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Effectiveness of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Verses Conventional Physiotherapy on Kinesiophobia in Patients with Frozen Shoulder: A Comparative Study

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“…Kronik ağrılı hastalarda psikolojik risk faktörleri ve özellikle kinezyofobinin tanınması tedavi sonucunu belirlemede de yardımcı olur. Ayrıca tıbbi personelin hastaya yaklaşımı ve fizik tedavi ve egzersizlerin planlanmasına da katkı sağlar (53).…”

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“…Önerilen egzersizlerden biri de Pilates egzersizleridir. Bu egzersizlerin kronik bel ağrısı tedavisinde etkili olduğu bildirilmekte ve sağlık uygulanmayan hastalar ağrıyı daha az kontrol edebilmekte ve özürlülüğün yorumlanmasıyla ilgili daha olumsuz düşünce ve duygulara sahip olmaktadırlar (53,54).…”

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İleri̇ Yaşlarda Ki̇nezyofobi̇

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2021

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Kinesiophobia (fear of pain due to movement) is defined as excessive and illogical fear of physical movement for avoiding harm or suffering any injury again. Its prevalence in choric pain is within the range 50-70%. In old-aged persons the most important risk factor for kinesiophobia is chronic pain deriving from problems related to musculoskeletal system. Fragility, Parkinson disease, early and middle stage dementia and neuropathic pain are also associated with kinesiophobia in oldage persons. In this age group kinesiophobia is an important determinant of mobility and balance and associated with muscular weakness, reduced functional capacity, disability and deterioration in life quality. Avoidance of activity due to fear of falling is also an important factor increasing sedentary behaviour in elderly persons. Kinesiophobia is usually evaluated by Tampa Kinesiophobia Scale. Prevention of kinesiophobia is important in ensuring healthy life among old-age individuals. Mobility is critical for these people in maintaining their independence and, as a matter of fact, the rates of mortality and morbidity are higher among old-age people with reduced mobility. Regular physical activity and fitness exercises may prevent kinesiophobia while therapeutic exercises and cognitive behavioural therapy are included during treatment. Kinesiophobia is defined as an important dimension of enduring pain. Hence, the assessment of kinesiophobia in daily medical practices will guide clinicians in their approach to elderly patients.

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The Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in the Treatment of Patients Suffering From Kinesiophobia

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Effectiveness of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Verses Conventional Physiotherapy on Kinesiophobia in Patients with Frozen Shoulder: A Comparative Study

Effectiveness of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy Verses Conventional Physiotherapy on Kinesiophobia in Patients with Frozen Shoulder: A Comparative Study

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