[Personalized approach in chronic pain psychotherapy]

Area of Science:

• Pain Management
• Psychology
• Health Sciences

Background:

• Chronic pain is a complex condition with biological, socio-cultural, and psychological dimensions.
• The psychological aspect significantly influences pain perception and management.
• Adjuvant psychotherapies are vital for a multidimensional approach to chronic pain.

Purpose of the Study:

• To present key psychotherapeutic approaches for chronic pain.
• To highlight techniques targeting cognitive-emotional, traumatic, and sensory pain levels.
• To emphasize personalized treatment and patient involvement for improved outcomes.

Main Methods:

• Review of psychotherapeutic approaches and techniques for chronic pain.
• Focus on interventions addressing cognitive, emotional, traumatic, and sensory pain dimensions.
• Emphasis on personalized treatment strategies and patient-centered care.

Main Results:

• Identified various psychotherapeutic methods applicable to chronic pain.
• Demonstrated the role of these therapies in modulating pain perception.
• Highlighted the importance of tailoring treatments to individual patient needs.

Conclusions:

• Psychotherapeutic interventions are essential components of chronic pain management.
• Personalized and patient-involved therapy improves quality of life.
• Multidimensional management integrating psychological approaches is key for effective chronic pain relief.