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Neuroimaging of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Fibromyalgia

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“Neuroimaging Effects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Fibromyalgia”

This study design has two components: 1) a cross sectional assessment of brain connectivity and response to pain in healthy controls and demographically matched fibromyalgia patients, and 2) a longitudinal assessment of the same outcomes in fibromyalgia patients randomized to either CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) or a Disease Education condition. The investigators will evaluate 90 fibromyalgia patients who will receive CBT treatment once a week for 8 weeks, for a total of 8 treatments. Baseline data from these patients will be compared to results from 30 pain-free controls and 60 education program controls. Participants will undergo experimental pain assessments as well as brain neuroimaging.

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Behavioral - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Practicing certain strategies such as relaxation and changing negative thoughts about pain.

Behavioral - Education

Giving participants information about pain and how to change perceptions of pain.

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Neuroimaging Effects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Fibromyalgia

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NCT01345344

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