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A Case Report: Measuring Physiological Indices During Applied Tension and Sharing Them with the Patient Contributed to the Efficacy of the Treatment for Blood-Injection-Injury Phobia
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- Murayama Keitaro
- Department of Psychiatry, Kyushu University Hospital
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- Applied Tension法の施行時に生理的指標を測定し、患者と共有したことが治療の進展に寄与したと考えられた血液・注射・外傷型の限局性恐怖症の一症例
- Applied Tensionホウ ノ シコウジ ニ セイリテキ シヒョウ オ ソクテイ シ 、 カンジャ ト キョウユウ シタ コト ガ チリョウ ノ シンテン ニ キヨ シタ ト カンガエラレタ ケツエキ ・ チュウシャ ・ ガイショウガタ ノ ゲンキョクセイ キョウフショウ ノ イチ ショウレイ
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<p>The progress of treatment for blood-injection-injury phobia was aided by measuring physiological indices during Applied Tension (ApT) and sharing them with the patient. The patient had avoided being seen in a healthcare setting for a prolonged period because of fear of nausea and fainting when her blood was drawn. In the treatment sessions, the therapist measured the patient’s pulse rate and blood pressure at baseline and during the ApT and communicated the results with the patient at each ApT session. After twelve sessions, the patient did not feel nausea or fear when her blood was drawn. There was no recurrence of the symptoms at the follow-up session ten weeks after the last treatment session. In ApT, it was inferred that sharing the pulse rate and blood pressure values with the patient aided the patient’s understanding of the symptoms’ mechanism and the treatment’s progress.</p>
Journal
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- Japanese Journal of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies
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Japanese Journal of Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies 48 (3), 273-284, 2022-09-30
Japanese Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies( JABCT )