Risultati a lungo termine di una terapia di analgesia ipnotica per il dolore cronico in persone con disabilità
Journal title IPNOSI
Author/s Mark P. Jensen, Joseph Barber, Marisol A. Hanley, Joyce M. Engel, Joan M. Romano, Diana D. Cardenas, George H. kraft, Amy J. Hoffman, David R. Patterson
Publishing Year 2010 Issue 2009/2 Language Italian
Pages 14 P. 5-18 File size 808 KB
DOI 10.3280/IPN2009-002001
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Data from 26 participants in a case series of hypnotic analgesia for chronic pain were examined to determine the long-term effects of hypnosis treatment. Statistically significant decreases in average daily pain intensity, relative to pre-treatment values, were observed at post-treatment and at 3 and 9 months follow- up but not at 6 or 12 months follow-up. The percent of participants who reported clinically meaningful decreases in pain were 27%, 19%, 19%, and 23%, at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months follow-up points, respectively. Moreover, at 12 months post-treatment, 81% of the sample reported that still used the self-hypnosis skills learned in treatment. Overall the results indicate that about 20% of the sample obtained substantial and lasting long-term reductions in average daily pain following hypnosis treatment and that many more continue to use self-hypnosis up to 12 months following treatment.
Keywords: Chronic pain, analgesia, hypnosis, audiotape, audiocassette, selfhypnosis, relief.
Mark P. Jensen, Joseph Barber, Marisol A. Hanley, Joyce M. Engel, Joan M. Romano, Diana D. Cardenas, George H. kraft, Amy J. Hoffman, David R. Patterson, Risultati a lungo termine di una terapia di analgesia ipnotica per il dolore cronico in persone con disabilità in "IPNOSI" 2/2009, pp 5-18, DOI: 10.3280/IPN2009-002001