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  1. dave30th
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    Trial By Error: CBT and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    yes and the stock options were not mentioned in the IBS study. Just the payment.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
  2. dave30th
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    Trial By Error: CBT and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    I wasn't sure if it was deliberately misleading or just written badly by an intern. And then not carefully vetted.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
  3. dave30th
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    Trial By Error: CBT and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    Hey thanks for posting this. I will look at that next. sounds like might be interesting bad claims being made
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
  4. dave30th
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    Trial By Error: CBT and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    Yes, it's always good to read the fine print!
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
  5. dave30th
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    Trial By Error: CBT and Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    That should have been "months." It has been corrected! They wear off, but not quite that quickly.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    What's this about?
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  7. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    yes the boom and bust stuff. where do they get that from related to IBS? I mean, I'd never heard of that at all in this context.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 27, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  8. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    Yes I was going to comment a bit on the "vicious cycle" they have for IBS as well as "CFS."
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 25, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    'Pacing for people with M.E.' Action for ME booklet - revised and updated January 2020.

    Is this the case? Where is that data about that particular clinic? How much has Gladwell worked with Professor Crawley--anyone know?
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 25, 2020 in forum: Monitoring and pacing
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    'Pacing for people with M.E.' Action for ME booklet - revised and updated January 2020.

    Does pacing for people involve filling out all these activity diaries and so much planning in advance? That seems like a lot of cognitive work.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Monitoring and pacing
  11. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    Here's page 3 of the CBT Patient manual introduction to the online program: "There are a number of clinical trials showing that Cognitive...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  12. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    Thanks so much!
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  13. dave30th
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    A Trial of ME - Elizabeth's Story. #MEAction article, November 2019

    I've actually just seen this, in relation to what's on the other thread about the person reviewing Action For ME's pacing manual is a co-author of...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic theories and treatments discussions
  14. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    Can anyone find the CBT manuals for IBS on the IAPT website? Supposedly they're posted--at least the patient one--but I've been looking around and...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
  15. dave30th
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    Protocol: Persistent physical symptoms reduction intervention: a system change and evaluation (PRINCE), 2015 onwards, Chalder, Moss-Morris, et al

    Of course, at 24 months there were no statistically significant differences between the web-based CBT group on the IBS severity scale. And the...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 24, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic research - ME/CFS and Long Covid
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    Functional Neurological Disorders - discussion thread

    Thanks for that and for all your work on this--it's pretty amazing. So a "secondary parenting" means placing an illness under another rubric as...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 22, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic theories and treatments discussions
  17. dave30th
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    Functional Neurological Disorders - discussion thread

    What did Lady Gaga say recently?
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 22, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic theories and treatments discussions
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    Functional Neurological Disorders - discussion thread

    must be a shock for the patient groups to see that they have conversion disorder after all.
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 22, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic theories and treatments discussions
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    Functional Neurological Disorders - discussion thread

    This is the first sentence from the opening editorial of the special issue, which is not behind a paywall:...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 22, 2020 in forum: Psychosomatic theories and treatments discussions
  20. dave30th
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    Is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy the Gold Standard for Psychotherapy?

    well, I don't think we really know why they work. I doubt it's as simple as that they're "chemical crutches." I got on anti-depressants when I was...
    Post by: dave30th, Jan 18, 2020 in forum: Other psychosomatic news and research
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