Ansätze zur Schmerztherapie – theoretischer Hintergrund

Zusammenfassung

Fragen zu stellen, ist der beste Weg, etwas zu ändern. Neue Ansätze im Verständnis chronischer Schmerzen und in ihrer Therapie entstehen durch Beobachten von Patienten, genaues Zuhören und Beachten gerade der Aspekte, die nicht in die gängigen Vorstellungen passen. Die Fragen, die daraus entstehen, werden in der Interaktion mit dem Wissenschaftler und dem Patienten beantwortet und bilden die Basis der therapeutischen Arbeit.

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