Miriam Alonso-Fernández|Almudena López?López|Andrés Losada|José Luís González|Julie Loebach Wetherell
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Selective Optimization with Compensation for Institutionalized Older People with Chronic Pain
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos|Universidad Rey Juan Carlos|Universidad Rey Juan Carlos|Universidad Rey Juan Carlos|VA San Diego Healthcare System|University of California, San Diego
recent studies support efficacy acceptance commitment therapy act people chronic pain addition selective optimization compensation strategies soc help elderly chronic pain accept chronic condition increase functional autonomy aim analyze efficacy act treatment program combined training soc strategies elderly people chronic pain living nursing homes101 participants mean age 8226 sd 1000 786 female randomized intervention condition actsoc minimal support group ms complete data available 53 participants actsoc n 27 ms n 26 assessments functional performance pain intensity pain acceptance soc strategies emotional well catastrophizing beliefs done preintervention postinterventionsignificant time intervention changes p 005 found acceptance pain related anxiety compensation strategies pain interference walking ability simple effects changes found acceptance p 001 selection strategies p 005 catastrophizing beliefs p 003 depressive symptoms p 005 pain anxiety p 001 pain interference mood walking ability p 003 actsoc group significant changes found ms groupthese results suggest act intervention combined training soc strategies could help older people pain improve emotional well functional capability