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A 3 page research paper that offers discussion of various scenarios in which the techniques of mind-body medicine are utilized. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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stress and anxiety would inevitably bring on a migraine, and that her dread of these episodes tended to bring on these excruciatingly painful headaches. The first technique that was applied
to Patient As plight was to teach her to strategies for deep relaxation. She was very open to these strategies and soon learned how to go into a state of
relaxation. The clinician discussed with her how to recognize the signs of tension and stress and begin practicing relaxation techniques at such times. Patient A reports that learning to control
her migraine headaches was a gradually process, but that gradually, she found that by relaxing she could usually ward off a migraine, or at least make it less severe and
of shorter duration. As Dr. Miller points out "Deep healing depends not just on deep relaxation, but on consciously holding within your mind images of ideal health for every
part of your body" (Miller, 1997, p. 162). As Patient A assimilated this principal, she reports that she experienced a profound sense of control and now only has an occasional
migraines, which occurs when she forgets to take the time to meditate, distress, and relax. B. Two case histories of conventional treatment Patient B became severely depressed when
her last child moved out of the family home. Anti-depressants alleviated her condition somewhat, but made her feel groggy and detached from reality. Patient Bs description of her thoughts and
feelings made it clear that she a great deal of her identity was tied to her role of mother and she, therefore, had concluded subconsciously that her life was over
as she was no longer needed in this role. By helping Patient B to realize the core reason behind her depression, as well as the connection of her ideation
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