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Processing Biases for Emotional Faces in 4- to 12-Year-Old Non-Clinical Children: An Exploratory Study of Developmental Patterns and Relationships with Social Anxiety and Behavioral Inhibition

The present study examined (a) processing biases for emotional facial stimuli in a sample of 355 4- to 12-year-old non-clinical children, (b) developmental patterns of such biases, and (c) to what…
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Pain is Associated With Poorer Grades, Reduced Emotional Well-Being, and Attention Problems in Adolescents

The present study shows that the association between pain and Dutch adolescents grades is mediated by reduced emotional well-being and attention problems, and suggests that an intervention targeted at pain in adolescents could have a positive effect on their emotional well, attention, and school performance.
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Bullying, abuse and family conflict as risk factors for chronic pain among Dutch adolescents

The aim of the present study was to examine if early adversities, e.g. bullying, abuse and family conflict are risk factors for chronic pain in adolescents in a community sample of Dutch adolescents.
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Effects of a Guided Internet-Delivered Self-Help Intervention for Adolescents With Chronic Pain.

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Long-term follow-up of home-based behavioral management training provided by migraine patients

The findings suggest that lay BMT for migraine may be beneficial over the long term, and if so, this could make migraine treatments more widely available.
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Early signaling, referral, and treatment of adolescent chronic pain: a study protocol

If the Pain Barometer is proven to be feasible and Move It Now appears to be efficacious, a health care pathway can be created to provide the best tailored treatment promptly to adolescents with chronic pain.
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S244 LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP OF BEHAVIOURAL ATTACK PREVENTION PROVIDED BY LAY TRAINERS WITH MIGRAINE

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Psychosocial assessment and self-management of chronic pain

Abstract Chronic pain is prevalent in both children and adults and has major negative consequences for their daily life, e.g. reduced participation in activities and depressive and anxious…

Move It Now

SamenvattingCognitieve gedragstherapie (CGT) is effectief in het verminderen van de frequentie en ernst van chronische pijn bij jongeren. Niet alle jongeren vinden CGT een goede behandeloptie. Het…
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