Yoga for persistent pain: New findings and directions for an ancient practice

Wren, Anava A.; Wright, Melissa A.; Carson, James W.; Keefe, Francis J.

doi:10.1016/j.pain.2010.11.017

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“…Gebenin stresini, öfkesini azaltır daha sakin ve daha kontrollü daha huzurlu olmasını sağlar. Doğum sonrasında da annenin bebeği kabullenme sürecini hızlandırır (Curtis, Weinrib and Katz 2012;Wren, Wright, Carson and Keefe 2011).…”

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Doğum Ağrisinda Kullanilan Tamamlayici Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

Erkek¹,

Pasinlioğlu²

2016

HYD

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Doğum Ağrisinda Kullanilan Tamamlayici Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

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Pasinlioğlu²

2016

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“…The key elements of yoga include breathing exercises (pranayama), postures (asanas), and meditation (dhyana). Literature shows promising results of yoga in pain management from a biological, social and psychological perspective [31]. Yoga in cancer patients has shown positive effects such as improving the psychological well-being, reducing stress, anxiety and improving quality of life [29].…”

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Yoga and Physical Therapy: Integrating as a way of Life in Cancer Patients

Seth¹,

Babbar²

2016

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“…It was initially used to treat chronic pain by Kabat-Zinn in the 1980s 12 but was only disseminated later after its introduction in adult mental health, 13 particularly depression. In addition, the application of related traditional medicine methods, such as Qigong, 14 yoga, 15 and variants of mindfulness, 16 have been provided with rationales reworked to map onto contemporary psychological thinking.…”

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New Developments in the Psychological Management of Chronic Pain

Morley

Williams

2015

Can J Psychiatry

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After reviewing how psychological treatment for chronic pain comes to have its current form, and summarizing treatment effectiveness, we explore several areas of development. We describe third wave therapies, such as mindfulness; we discuss what the research literature aggregated can tell us about what trials are more useful to conduct; and we outline some areas of promise and some failures to deliver on promise. The article is drawn together using the framework of the normal psychology of pain, identifying some of its most important implications for improving life for people with chronic pain. W W W Nouveaux développements de la prise en charge psychologique de la douleur chroniqueAprès avoir étudié comment le traitement psychologique de la douleur chronique en est venu à sa forme actuelle, et résumé l'efficacité des traitements, nous explorons plusieurs domaines du développement. Nous décrivons les thérapies de troisième vague comme la pleine conscience, nous discutons de ce que peut nous apprendre la littérature de recherche regroupée à propos des essais les plus utiles à mener, nous présentons des domaines prometteurs et d'autres qui n'ont pas tenu leur promesse. La structure de l'article est le cadre de la psychologie normale de la douleur, qui identifie certaines des implications les plus importantes pour améliorer la vie des personnes souffrant de douleur chronique. P sychological treatments for chronic pain have been in continuous development since the 1960s, broadly parallel to changes in mainstream psychological treatments, especially within the ambit of CBT. There are several conceptual threads that can be discerned in the current state. 1 BehaviouralBehavioural methods apply operant learning theory to the analysis of pain. The primary objective is to modify a range of pain-related behaviours, such as activity, medication use, and social interactions, by changing environmental contingencies and the settings in which pain-related behaviour occurs. The cardinal feature of the original behavioural approach was that it explicitly eschewed direct attempts to modify the sensory-intensity component of the pain experience. 2

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Yoga for persistent pain: New findings and directions for an ancient practice

Cited by 132 publications

References 20 publications

Doğum Ağrisinda Kullanilan Tamamlayici Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

Doğum Ağrisinda Kullanilan Tamamlayici Tedavi̇ Yöntemleri̇

Yoga and Physical Therapy: Integrating as a way of Life in Cancer Patients

New Developments in the Psychological Management of Chronic Pain

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