… adjustment of chronic pain, including emotional adjustment and acceptance of the loss of a
pain… ’ affected sense of self and chronic pain adjustment has been rarely examined. To fill this …

… of living with chronic pain. The experienced loss of identity, meaning and autonomy are often
considered to … ) is thought to partly determine the emotional adjustment to chronic pain [9]. …

… lines of research, including future orientation, mental imagery, and … chronic pain and suicide
research is required to progress our understanding of why some people with chronic pain …

… presence of pain as a measure of self-pain enmeshment. A … , and the present study treats
sociotropy and autonomy as traits. … The possible selves interview operationalizes enmeshment …

… As cognitive bias increases, the pattern of “self-pain enmeshment and pain increases (13) …
on developing newer capabilities and skills for adapting to conditions. We can explain this …

… may contribute to resilience in chronic pain. Improved understanding of such factors may
help with development of interventions to promote better adjustment to chronic pain conditions. …

… chronic pain adjustment by … pain in chronic pain patients [112], [113], [114]. This is especially
true when the ideal self is conditional on the absence of pain (ie high self-pain enmeshment…

… chronic pain but understanding of the neural mechanisms is limited. In this study, twenty
patients with chronic low back pain … No correction for multiple ROI comparison was applied due …

… chronic pain in physiotherapy practice. The purpose of this article is to describe the use of the
Pain – … as a pain analysis sheet. This model attempts to clearly establish what the dominant …

… There is a great deal of research published about those who find it difficult to adjust to
chronic pain, rather less is available to demonstrate the ways resilient people have adapted to …