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Personal Danger Signals Reprocessing: New Online Group Intervention for Chronic Pain

2025-02-17 · Carmit Himmelblau Gat, Natalia Polyviannaya, Pavel Goldstein

Chronic pain is a significant global health issue, with many patients experiencing persistent pain despite no identifiable organic cause, classified as nociplastic pain. Increasing evidence highlights the role of danger signal processing in the maintenance of chronic pain. In response, we developed Personal Danger Signals Reprocessing (PDSR), an online, group-based intervention designed to modify these mechanisms using coaching techniques to enhance accessibility and affordability. This study evaluated the efficacy of PDSR in reducing pain and mental health comorbidities. A cohort of women (N=19, mean age 43) participated in an 8-week online program, receiving weekly sessions on chronic pain mechanisms within a systemic framework. Outcomes were assessed at three time points: pre-intervention, mid-intervention, and post-intervention. A waiting list group (N=20, mean age 43.5) completed assessments at the same intervals. Participants in the PDSR group showed significant pain reduction (p < .001), with moderate to large effects observed at mid-intervention (Cohen's D = 0.7) and post-intervention (Cohen's D = 1.5) compared to controls. Pain interference significantly decreased (p < .01), with large reductions in the PDSR group (Cohen's D = -1.7, p < .0001). Well-being also improved substantially (p < .001, Cohen's D = 1.7-1.8). Secondary outcomes, including pain catastrophizing, sleep interference, anxiety, and depressive symptoms, consistently improved (all p-values < .01). Findings suggest PDSR is an effective, scalable intervention for reducing pain, improving function, and enhancing well-being in individuals with chronic pain.

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