Imagery (Psychotherapy) (Latest Articles)

Latest indexed articles for 'Imagery (Psychotherapy)'

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Motor imagery in physical therapist practice.

29 Apr 2007 Motor imagery is the mental representation of movement without any body movement. Abundant evidence on the positive effects of motor imagery practice on motor performance and learning in athletes, people who are healthy, and people with neurological ...
rec_pub_17472948-motor-imagery-physical-therapist-practice.htm

Creation of a healing enhancement program at an academic medical center.

8 Apr 2007 There has been a growing emphasis on evaluating and improving the experience of the hospitalized patient. In 2004, the Cardiovascular Surgery team at Mayo Clinic Rochester, though achieving a high level of technical expertise and clinical outcomes, ...
rec_pub_17950176-creation-healing-enhancement-program-academic-medical-center.htm

Image cycling for hands-on healers.

30 Mar 2007
rec_pub_17480126-image-cycling-hands-healers.htm

Healing by skeptical trainee healers.

30 Mar 2007
rec_pub_17480123-healing-skeptical-trainee-healers.htm

Stress and drug-cue-induced craving in opioid-dependent individuals in naltrexone treatment.

30 Mar 2007 BACKGROUND: Naltrexone is a nonaddictive medication that blocks the euphoric effects of opioids. However, naltrexone treatment is associated with high rates of noncompliance and opioid relapse, possibly because it does not reduce stress and ...
rec_pub_17469937-stress-drug-cue-induced-craving-opioid-dependent-individuals.htm

Response expectancies, treatment credibility, and hypnotic suggestibility: mediator and moderator effects in hypnotic and cognitive-behavioral pain interventions.

30 Mar 2007 BACKGROUND: Several studies have shown that response expectancies are an important mechanism of popular psychological interventions for pain. However, there has been no research on whether response expectancies and treatment credibility ...
rec_pub_17447869-response-expectancies-treatment-credibility-hypnotic-suggestibility.htm

Imagery rehearsal therapy for acute posttraumatic nightmares among combat soldiers in Iraq.

30 Mar 2007
rec_pub_17403990-imagery-rehearsal-therapy-acute-posttraumatic-nightmares-combat.htm

Brain death: close relatives' use of imagery as a descriptor of experience.

30 Mar 2007 AIM: This paper is a report of a study to explore the use of imagery to describe the experience of confronting brain death in a close relative. BACKGROUND: The brain death of a loved one has been described as an extremely difficult experience for ...
rec_pub_17394617-brain-death-close-relatives-use-imagery-descriptor-experience.htm

Exploring women's psychoneuroendocrine responses to cancer threat: insights from a computer-based guided imagery task.

27 Feb 2007 It is proposed that computers could be used to examine patients' subjective experience in the face of cancer threat. This study provides initial validation of a computer-based stress task by examining the psychological, autonomic, and endocrine ...
rec_pub_17450707-exploring-women-s-psychoneuroendocrine-responses-cancer-threat.htm

Guided imagery and distraction therapy in paediatric hospice care.

27 Feb 2007 Available evidence indicates deficits in the pain management of children with analgesic drugs used outside licensed boundaries, in situations where their pharmacokinetics are untested. A case series is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of more ...
rec_pub_17425126-guided-imagery-distraction-therapy-paediatric-hospice-care.htm

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