Psychotherapeutic interventions for chronic pain: Evidence, rationale, and advantages

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@PaulBliton @jfitzgeraldMD https://t.co/RYW3B2f1pm

@CharlesBotkin @jfitzgeraldMD CBT (should) be part of a biopsychosocial team approach - a good pain therapist would never deny patient pain - it’s about listening and believing patients. There is good evidence - Outcomes are usually symptom relief and i…

RT @harrogatepainPT: Moderate evidence supporting the utility of CBT, ACT and Mindfulness in reducing pain and enhancing function. Yay! Bac…

Moderate evidence supporting the utility of CBT, ACT and Mindfulness in reducing pain and enhancing function. Yay! Back at work after two weeks on hols.

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