Condition: Lupus · Fibromyalgia (FM) · Chronic Widespread Pain · Sponsor: University of Utah
The goal of this clinical trial is to learn if a psychotherapy intervention works to relieve widespread pain in patients with lupus. The main questions it aims to answer are: Is the psychotherapy treatment safe for lupus patients? Are lupus patients able to complete the treatment? Can the treatment help improve chronic pain and other symptoms in lupus patients? Researchers will compare the treatment to a control (participants who will continue their medical treatment but will not receive psychotherapy for the time frame of the treatment) to see if the psychotherapy treatment works to relieve widespread pain and other lupus-related symptoms. Participants will: Fill out questionnaires before and after the treatment. Participate in 8 weekly treatment sessions, 2 hours per session, delivered via Zoom from their own home. Keep a list of medications and monitor any changes in their medication regimen.
This description comes directly from the study's public registry record.
Dan Kaufmann, PhD · 385-351-9058 · dan.kaufmann@hsc.utah.edu
Dalia Sriwi, MD · 801-581-7724 · Dalia.Sriwi@hsc.utah.edu
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