左右交互のタッピングを用いた疼痛緩和技法の有効性についての臨床的研究 A clinical study in EMDR pain control technique using bilateral alternative tapping stimulation
Description
眼球運動脱感作および再処理（EMDR）は、一般的外傷後ストレス障害（PTSD）の治療薬として知られているが、それはまた、ウエストの疼痛制御技術として知られている。痛みの重症度は、常に痛みの受容体での損傷の程度に対応していないし、また、このような感情、注意や個人の意思として心理的な条件によって影響される。神経心理学的疼痛管理の研究が進んでいる。 EMDRは、神経心理学的治療選択肢と見なす場合、それは関係なく、痛みの原因の疼痛管理に影響を与える可能性がある。 EMDRは、糖尿病性壊疽性疼痛、関節リウマチ、および癌性疼痛を有する患者に適用した。患者はいくつかの肯定的なメモリまたはそれらに安全性と快適感をもたらす可能性のあるイメージを保持するように指示している間継続し、二国間タッピング刺激が適用された。その結果、全ての患者は痛みのレベルの有意な低下および疼痛に関連する否定的な感情を示し、それらはまた、疼痛を制御する能力の有意な増加を示した。結果はEMDRが原因の疼痛のすべてのタイプに共通する心理的条件に対するその効果の異なる原因の疼痛を制御するのに有効であることを示唆している。
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is generally known as a treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but it is also known as a pain control technique in the West. The severity of the pain does not always correspond to the degree of damage in the pain receptor, and it is also influenced by psychological conditions, such as emotion, attention and intention of the individual. The study of neuropsychological pain control has been progressing. If EMDR is regard as a neuropsychological therapeutic option, it could have an effect on pain control regardless of the cause of the pain. EMDR was applied to the patients with diabetic gangrene pain, rheumatoid arthritis, and cancer pain. Continued bilateral tapping stimulation was applied while the patients were instructed to hold some positive memory or any images that could bring them sense of safety and comfort. As a result, all the patients showed significant decrease in pain level and negative emotions related to the pain, and they also showed significant increase in their ability to control the pain. The result suggests that EMDR is effective in controlling pain of different causes because of its effect on psychological conditions, which are common in all types of pain.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is generally known as a treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but it is also known as a pain control technique in the West. The severity of the pain does not always correspond to the degree of damage in the pain receptor, and it is also influenced by psychological conditions, such as emotion, attention and intention of the individual. The study of neuropsychological pain control has been progressing. If EMDR is regard as a neuropsychological therapeutic option, it could have an effect on pain control regardless of the cause of the pain. EMDR was applied to the patients with diabetic gangrene pain, rheumatoid arthritis, and cancer pain. Continued bilateral tapping stimulation was applied while the patients were instructed to hold some positive memory or any images that could bring them sense of safety and comfort. As a result, all the patients showed significant decrease in pain level and negative emotions related to the pain, and they also showed significant increase in their ability to control the pain. The result suggests that EMDR is effective in controlling pain of different causes because of its effect on psychological conditions, which are common in all types of pain.
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Journal
Language
Japanese
Original Work Citation
Amano, T., & Ichii, M. (2011, May). [A clinical study in EMDR pain control technique using bilateral alternative tapping stimulation]. Japanese Journal of EMDR Research & Practice, 3(1), 19-25. Japanese
Citation
“左右交互のタッピングを用いた疼痛緩和技法の有効性についての臨床的研究 A clinical study in EMDR pain control technique using bilateral alternative tapping stimulation,” Francine Shapiro Library, accessed May 17, 2024, https://francineshapirolibrary.omeka.net/items/show/22820.