Seizure-directed psychotherapeutic interventions

M Pfafflin; R T Fraser; R Thorbecke; U Specht; P Wolf

Seizure-directed psychotherapeutic interventions

M Pfafflin, R T Fraser (Editor), R Thorbecke (Editor), U Specht (Editor), P Wolf (Editor)

Psychology

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Abstract

The application of psychological approaches to the control of epileptic seizures assumes that there is an interaction between the person with their environment (internal or external) which contributes to seizure occurrence. Models incorporating interactions between physiological and psychological factors are outlined here. A guide to the types of information about the person and their seizures that should be gathered prior to treatment is provided, in addition to a brief review of the various psychological interventions that might usefully be applied to an individual with otherwise poorly controlled seizures.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	CURR PROB E
Place of Publication	LONDON
Publisher	JOHN LIBBEY & CO
Pages	51 - 58
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	0-86196-610-4
Publication status	Published - 2001
Event	10th Bethel Cleveland Clinic Symposium - BIELEFELD, Germany Duration: 1 Jan 2001 → …

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Name	CURRENT PROBLEMS IN EPILEPSY

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Conference	10th Bethel Cleveland Clinic Symposium
Country/Territory	Germany
City	BIELEFELD
Period	1/01/2001 → …

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