Comparison of an online mindfulness-based cognitive therapy intervention with online pain management psychoeducation: a randomized controlled study
Background: This study tested the effectiveness of a computerized mindfulness-based
cognitive therapy intervention compared with computerized pain management
psychoeducation in a randomized study. Methods: Using an intention-to-treat approach, 124
adult participants who reported experiencing pain that was unrelated to cancer and of at
least 6 months duration were randomly assigned to computerized mindfulness-based
cognitive therapy (“Mindfulness in Action”[MIA]) or pain management psychoeducation …
cognitive therapy intervention compared with computerized pain management
psychoeducation in a randomized study. Methods: Using an intention-to-treat approach, 124
adult participants who reported experiencing pain that was unrelated to cancer and of at
least 6 months duration were randomly assigned to computerized mindfulness-based
cognitive therapy (“Mindfulness in Action”[MIA]) or pain management psychoeducation …
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