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The effects of imagery on attitudes and moods in multiple sclerosis patients. |
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Friday, 15 August 2003 |
The effects of imagery on attitudes and moods in multiple sclerosis patients.
A pilot study in 1996 by B.L. Maguire with 33 multiple sclerosis patients showed that when half the subjects participated in a 6-session group process that taught relaxation skills and physiological imagery, they demonstrated significant reductions in state anxiety (as measured on the POMS test and the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory), as compared to the controls.
Citation: The Effects of Imagery on Attitudes and Moods in Multiple Sclerosis Patients. Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, 1996, Sept; 2 (5): 75-79, |
