The sacrificed body: a comprehensive look at fibromyalgia from constructivism.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v19i76.819Keywords:
Fibromyalgia, theory of moral development, constructivism, pain, psychotherapyAbstract
This paper poses psychotherapeutic intervention from the framework of constructivism and specifically the theory of moral development (Villegas, 2005, 2008) carried out with two diagnosed fibromyalgia patients. From these two cases we propose a series of conclusions about modalities of moral regulation of these patients and the emergence of fibromyalgia, hypotheses that can serve as a framework for understanding the experience of fibromyalgia and the pursuit of new research.
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