Analysis shows psychological interventions improve self-management of chronic pain, suggesting effective clinical practices.
. The self-management of chronic pain: psychological principles and neurobiological mechanisms. Chronic pain is a common problem as it affects one in five of the population. Since psychoneurobiological mechanisms are involved in the perception and experience of pain, psychological interventions may help self-management in clinical practice. Based on neurobiological mechanisms, clinical practice advise is provided for how to facilitate pain self-management in clinical practice.
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