限制漂浮的环境刺激疗法(REST)的系统综述

Elnaz Lashgari, Emma Chen, Jackson Gregory, Uri Maoz
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限制性环境刺激疗法(REST)是一种治疗技术,它涉及将个体浸入一个最小感官输入或刺激的环境中。REST的目标是诱导一种比其他形式的放松技术所能达到的更深层的放松状态。研究表明,REST可以帮助减少焦虑,缓解慢性疼痛,改善睡眠,提高创造力和认知功能。浮动REST是一种流行的REST类型,它利用一个充满浮力盐水的封闭水箱来促进放松。
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A systematic review of Flotation-Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (REST)
Background Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (REST) is a therapeutic technique that involves immersing an individual in an environment with minimal sensory input or stimulation. The goal of REST is to induce a state of relaxation that is deeper than what can be achieved through other forms of relaxation techniques. Research suggests that REST can help reduce anxiety, alleviate chronic pain, improve sleep, and enhance creativity and cognitive function. Flotation-REST is a popular type of REST that utilizes an enclosed tank filled with buoyant saltwater to facilitate relaxation.
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