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Douleur et cancer: apports et expériences des groupes thérapeutiques chez les femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein

Cancer and pain: contributions and experiences of group psychotherapy for breast cancer patients

  • Théra Peutique
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Psycho-Oncologie

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Cet article se propose d’illustrer la place et les répercussions des manifestations douloureuses chez des femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein et réunies sous forme de groupes psychothérapeutiques. Cette description, selon un modèle cognitivo-comportemental, a pour objet de détailler et d’évaluer l’expression de la douleur parmi les autres difficultés rapportées par les patientes et de présenter les principales techniques utilisées en cours de thérapie. Ainsi, il sera mis en évidence les nombreux liens connexes qu’entretiennent douleur et idées de récidive avec leur cortège de répercussions psycho-sociales. Enfin, il sera discuté de l’évolution du modèle de douleur cancéreuse vers un modèle spécifique de douleur chronique.

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This article discusses the importance and effects of expressing the experience of pain for breast cancer patients in group psychotherapy. Using a cognitive-behavior model, we assess the expression of pain and other issues by these patients and present the main techniques used in the course of therapy. We underscore the many interconnected links between pain and fears of recurrence, including the psychosocial repercussions. Finally, we address the evolution of the cancer pain model into a specific model of chronic pain.

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  1. Psychiatre Unité de psycho-oncologie DISSPO, Institut Gustave-Roussy, 39, rue Camille-Desmoulins, F-94805, Villejuif Cedex, France

    P. Rouby (Praticien hospitalier)

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Rouby, P. Douleur et cancer: apports et expériences des groupes thérapeutiques chez les femmes atteintes d’un cancer du sein. Psycho Oncologie 1, 93–98 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11839-007-0024-2

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