Endometriosis is currently the second most common gynecological disease and is
associated with severe pain, vegetative impairment, and infertility. In association, there are …

Aims As a chronic inflammatory disease, endometriosis (EMS) is often associated with pain
affecting different aspects of women's lives. Up to now, a wide variety of interventions have …

Background There is poor knowledge about the therapeutic mechanisms of the conservative
interventions for endometriosis. We hypothesized that the effects of a brief mindfulness …

Objectives: Endometriosis, a painful chronic gynecologic condition, contributes to
disruptions in multiple areas of life for both those affected and their partner. Pain …

Endometriosis-related pain is supposedly mainly responsible for generating psychological
stress and deteriorating the quality of life. However, the interaction between these factors …

Introduction We have previously shown that Environmental Enrichment (EE)-consisting of
social support, novelty, and open spaces—decreased disease progression and anxiety in a …

Endometriosis is a gynecological disease that involves a broad biopsychosocial
compromise with the potential to create a negative vicious cycle. Despite the complexity of …

Objectives Despite the need and uptake of mental health support by women with
endometriosis, no research to date has explored their experience of psychological therapy …

The conventional dichotomy between human health and disease has historically been
approached through reductionist models that emphasize the exclusive causal relevance of …

Objectives Previous studies have examined simplified unidirectional associations between
mindfulness, pain, and its functional interference, overlooking individual variations and …