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Effect of BETY on Biopsychosocial States Associated With Chronic Pain in Rheumatic Individuals.
No study has been found in the literature investigating the effectiveness of an innovative exercise approach defined on a biopsychosocial basis and having its own original scale on individuals with rheumatism over the years. The aim of this retrospective study was to determine the effects of the Cognitive Exercise Therapy Approach on the biopsychosocial conditions related to chronic pain; functionality, mood and quality of life of individuals with rheumatism diagnosis and to examine the effectiveness of BETY as a routine exercise approach by presenting the results compared with the control group.
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