Paper
[Laughter therapy for chronic skeletal muscular pain].
Published 2010 · María B De La Fuente Mochales, M. E. González Cascante
Revista de enfermeria
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Abstract
The authors explain the effects introducing workshops for laughter therapy and relaxation to a unit dedicated to therapeutic education and functional rehabilitation; the authors test to see if the application of this therapy helps to decrease pain, to improve mobility and to reduce an altered emotional state, such as anxiety-depression, common among chronic pain patients.
Laughter therapy and relaxation workshops can help decrease chronic pain, improve mobility, and reduce anxiety-depression in patients.
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