How To Use Behavioral Therapy To Treat Inattention?
- Fibromyalgia - Behavioral Therapy
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Behavioral Therapy
Studies show that fibromyalgia patients feel better when they deal with the consequences of the disorder on their lives. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) enhances patients' belief in their own abilities and helps them develop methods for dealing with stressful situations. CBT is known to be an effective method for dealing with chronic pain from arthritic conditions. Evidence also suggests that CBT can help some patients with fibromyalgia.
Although the effects of CBT and other...
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