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The psychology of pain

Wracked by emotions, the mind will often increase pain, while control of feelings such as fear, loneliness, and stress will generally reduce pain. This program presents the psychology of pain, along with ways to manage physical discomfort through therapy, various relaxation techniques, and coming to terms with physical limitations.

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  • "Explores psychological attitudes to pain and illustrates the way the mind can alter our perception of pain."
  • "This programme deals with the control of emotions, or understanding the psychology of pain, which helps us to manage and often alleviate it."
  • "Wracked by emotions, the mind will often increase pain, while control of feelings such as fear, loneliness, and stress wil generally reduce pain. This program presents the psychology of pain, along with the ways t manage physical discomfort through therapy, various relaxation techniques, and coming to terms with physical limitations."
  • "(Producer) Wracked by emotions, the mind will often increase pain, while control of feelings such as fear, loneliness, and stress will generally reduce pain. This program presents the psychology of pain, along with ways to manage physical discomfort through therapy, various relaxation techniques, and coming to terms with physical limitations."
  • "Wracked by emotions, the mind will often increase pain, while control of feelings such as fear, loneliness, and stress will generally reduce pain. This program presents the psychology of pain, along with ways to manage physical discomfort through therapy, various relaxation techniques, and coming to terms with physical limitations."
  • "Wracked by emotions, the mind will often increase pain, while control of feelings such as fear, loneliness, and stress will generally reduce pain. This program presents the psychology of pain, along with ways to manage physical discomfort through therapy, various relaxation techniques, and coming to terms with physical limitations."@en
  • "The mind can persuade us not to feel pain. Emotions, fear and loneliness can increase pain. Control of emotions - understanding the psychology of pain - helps us to manage, and often alleviate it. This programme includes the following sequences: the stress and depression associated with pain, Walton Pain Management Centre in Liverpool, firewalking, childbirth, surgery, knowledge reducing pain, stress and pain, the preoccupation with pain, results of therapy, art therapy, relaxation classes and coming to terms with the physical limitations."
  • "This programme deals with the control of emotions -understanding the psychology of pain - as an aid which helps us manage, and often, alleviate pain."

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