Behavioral Treatment of Chronic Pain

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Behavioral Treatment of Chronic Pain Will Hamilton, PhD AYC; March 2019

History of Behavior Therapy 1st Wave- 1940’s on- Classic and operant conditioning, stimulus control, extinction, etc Skinner and Pavlov 2nd Wave- late 1960’s on- clinical applications of The Cognitive Revolution; cognitive restructuring, cognitive distortions, journaling, goal setting; Beck and Ellis 3rd Wave- 1990s on- research driven, often driven by context and understanding language. Emphasizes acceptance, mindfulness, compassion. Treatments like ACT, DBT, MBCT, FAP, CFT and people like Hayes and Linehan.

Intro to Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Pain

Intro to Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Pain

ACT Hexaflex

Chronic Pain- Unwillingness vs. Acceptance Experiential Avoidance: Pain Phobia- Avoid pain at all costs “I can’t do that” “If I don’t take pain medication, I can’t function” Developing Willingness: Exposure and Response Prevention*- ex soccer practice The medicalization of discomfort leads to fragility- consider fasting, exercise, cold exposure (open vs bracing) Psychoeducation about reconditioning; quicksand metaphor Expanding and Contracting around the pain- the unwelcome houseguest

Chronic Pain- Cognitive Fusion vs. Defusion Cognitive Fusion- Trouble distinguishing thoughts as objects/expressions of mind, rather than the Self; most verbal rules about pain “I can’t do that” “I’ve tried everything, There’s no point in trying” “That won’t work for me” Cognitive Defusion- Creating sense of space around thoughts Writing letter to pain, taking pain out for tea, blues songs, hand-face distance Tug of War, chinese finger traps, drawing body maps of pain “Just noticing what your mind says about that- thanks again Pain!” Subtle reframing about what exposure to discomfort is- e.g. compassion, courage, oppurtunity to learn- “It takes a lot of courage to be with this”

Chronic Pain- Conceptualized Past & Future vs. Mindfulness Low Contact with Present Moment- Either excessive fixation on past (and how much has been lost) or future (fears of how it will get worse); unawareness- “Body is just down there” High Contact with Present Moment/Mindfulness- “Can we learn to be with this, as it is, without changing it?” “I am noticing” Body Scan/ Mindful Movement; formal MBSR practice Brief somatic awareness practice

Chronic Pain- Conceptualized Self vs. Self as Context Conceptualized Self- Rigid, narrow view of self, often dominated by Pain- “Pain Patient” regardless of context. Interactions often dominated about pain- MD visits, etc Self As Context- More flexible view of the self, that may also include pain. Sky-like mind exercise; Chessboard metaphor; Self at different ages, Parts work Perspective taking exercise- what would compassionate other say to you Support/Treatment Groups can be helpful for shifting isolated identity to common humanity- will get cohort effects in group yoga practice (“everyone here has something in common”

Chronic Pain- Unclear Values vs. Values Clarity Unclear Values - “The only thing that matters is getting out of pain” Clear Values- Ice Bucket Tolerance Example “What would you do with just one pain free day?” “What is more important than discomfort?” Great Wall Story; Compass Metaphor; Antidote from Mad Scientist metaphor Groundhog day- the template going forward

Chronic Pain- Inaction/Impulsivity vs. Committed Action Poor Commitment- often looks like crash and burn cycle or chronic kinesiophobia (fear of movement due to anticipating pain) As well as difficulty with goal setting

Chronic Pain- Inaction/Impulsivity vs. Committed Action Committed Action- Literally, the entire canon of behavioral therapy that focuses on the how and what of change. Ex: Pacing Time Based vs. Activity Based Planning Prioritizing

Chronic Pain Committed Action (cont) SMART goals, BJ Fogg/minimum effective change goals- jumping off paper ex; Motivational Interviewing (e.g. ready, willing, able) Homework completion/ symptom charting/behavioral experiments/compassion or classic thought records/Behavioral Activation*, pleasant activity scheduling Mindfulness/Psychophysiology regulation (imagery, progressive muscle relaxation, self-hypnosis, paced breathing), massed vs spaced practice; environmental cueing Assertiveness training/ Anger deescalation plans/Expanding social support, formal coping strategies (i.e. DBT Distress Tolerance and Emotion Regulation), decreasing pain behavior Attempting diet or exercise change, sleep hygiene, taking meds/supplements, contacting providers Crisis/WRAP Plan/written and rehearsed; deciding where medications fit in this

ACT Informed Yoga Teaching

External/Observable World With Kindness and Curiosity Internal/Symbolic World