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Autogenic Training
Known as:
Muscle Relaxation, Progressive
, autogenic therapy
, muscle progressive relaxation
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Technique based on muscle relaxation during self-hypnotic exercises. It is used in conjunction with psychotherapy.
National Institutes of Health
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Behavioral Medicine
Educational aspects
Hypnotherapy
Induction of neuromuscular blockade
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Broader (2)
Biofeedback
Psychotherapy
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2003
2003
Holistic nursing management of pain and suffering: a historical view with contemporary applications.
Deborah Matteliano
The Journal of the New York State Nurses…
2003
Corpus ID: 22160726
Nursing is rooted in caring for those who suffer and experience pain. As nursing has grown through the ages, technological…
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2002
2002
[Essential hypertension and stress. When do yoga, psychotherapy and autogenic training help?].
He Jm
2002
Corpus ID: 77167476
: Psychosocial factors play an important role in the development and course of essential hypertension, although "stress" can…
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1996
1996
Hypnose – eine nebenwirkungsfreie Alternative zur medikamentösen Sedierung bei Regionalanästhesien
S. Schulz-Stübner
Der Anaesthesist
1996
Corpus ID: 37430022
ZusammenfassungMit der klinischen Hypnose steht dem geschulten Anästhesisten ein praktisch nebenwirkungsfreies…
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1992
1992
Involvement of families in pain control of terminally ill patients.
Jane E. Warner
The Hospice Journal
1992
Corpus ID: 23741352
Pain associated with terminal illness is an extremely stressful problem for the patient as well as family members. Helping family…
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1991
1991
Teaching the elderly stress reduction.
Ruth Weinberger
Journal of Gerontological Nursing
1991
Corpus ID: 696091
1. Psychological or physiological stressors cause changes within the body through the action of the hypothalamus. 2. There are…
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1987
1987
Effect of progressive muscle relaxation on the objective symptoms and subjective responses associated with asthma.
P. D. Freedberg
,
L. A. Hoffman
,
W. C. Light
,
M. K. Kreps
Heart & lung : the journal of critical care
1987
Corpus ID: 77198020
Our findings suggest that PMR can increase an asthmatic's ability to cope with asthma, by enabling him or her to exert greater…
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1987
1987
Exposure to Humorous Stimuli as an Adjunct to Muscle Relaxation Training.
F. J. Prerost
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Christine Ruma
1987
Corpus ID: 141390830
Review
1984
Review
1984
Progressive relaxation as a nursing intervention: an analysis
Mariah Snyder
ANS. Advances in nursing science
1984
Corpus ID: 6859991
Progressive relaxation is an intervention nurses have used during the past decade. Because nursing practice is seeking a more…
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1980
1980
Improving the Performance of Poor Readers through Autogenic Relaxation Training.
Herbert Frey
1980
Corpus ID: 141868028
DIAGNOSTIC studies of reading disabled children frequently reveal high levels of tension, anxiety, mood swings, reduced ability…
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1977
1977
Effect of EMG biofeedback and progressive muscle relaxation training on awareness of frontalis muscle tension.
W. Sime
,
Douglas E. DeGood
Psychophysiology
1977
Corpus ID: 45495305
Awareness of muscle tension, as estimated by a modification of the Kinsman et al. (1975) procedure for determining probability of…
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