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ergopraxis 2019; 12(02): 28-33
DOI: 10.1055/a-0770-4923
Ergotherapie
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Den ganzen Tag FEUERALARM – doch keiner nimmt ihn ernst – Chronischer Schmerz: Handeln gegen Trägheit

Lisa Käßmair
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01 February 2019 (online)

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Bei Menschen mit chronischen Schmerzen ist das körpereigene Alarmsystem im Ausnahmezustand. Sie haben keine Perspektive auf Heilung und werden oft stigmatisiert. Mithilfe des Erweiterungsmanuals „Handeln ermöglichen – Trägheit überwinden“ können die Klienten in der Ergotherapie Betätigung als Schmerzbewältigungsstrategie kennenlernen.

 

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