The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science · 1994
Postal self-exposure treatment of recurrent nightmares.
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Burgess M, Marks I M, Gill M
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BACKGROUND: Case reports suggest that recurrent nightmares are alleviated by behavioural treatment. We have administered such treatment to a client by post.
METHOD: The frequency of nightmares was recorded by the client before and during treatment, and at one and six months follow-up. Nightmare problem and target scales, and treatment expectation were recorded at the end of each period. Treatment was by rehearsal relief, self-administered using written instructions.
RESULTS: A reduction in nightmare frequency from 5.5 per week in the baseline period to an average of one per week resulted after treatment.
CONCLUSIONS: The client's chronic nightmares were lastingly relieved after self-administered exposure treatment. A controlled trial is underway.
METHOD: The frequency of nightmares was recorded by the client before and during treatment, and at one and six months follow-up. Nightmare problem and target scales, and treatment expectation were recorded at the end of each period. Treatment was by rehearsal relief, self-administered using written instructions.
RESULTS: A reduction in nightmare frequency from 5.5 per week in the baseline period to an average of one per week resulted after treatment.
CONCLUSIONS: The client's chronic nightmares were lastingly relieved after self-administered exposure treatment. A controlled trial is underway.