Patients suffering from migraine usually benefit from behavioural and life-style interventions, but so far no mindfulness-based interventions were assessed.
Conservation biology will indeed benefit from behavioural research broadening its individual perspective and responding to the social need (and mandate) to preserve species in human-transformed landscapes [44], [45].
Furthermore, other health professionals, such as GPs, often encounter patients in routine practice with problems that could benefit from behavioural therapy (Leclerc, 1998).
These levels of self-reported benefit and behavioural change were somewhat lower than those reported in previous studies using smartphone messaging apps [ 48, 62– 62].
Although findings from Christensen et al 13 indicated a statistically significant benefit of behavioural intervention reducing pain in the short and longer term, there were multiple issues contributing to the high risk of bias for this trial and low numbers of participants (n=29, n=26 and n=26 in the three groups).
According to the health belief model, 17 mothers who do not perceive themselves at risk underestimate the consequences of unhealthy behaviour and do not recognise the benefits of behavioural changes.
2 Endoscopic removal of prostate tissue, typically by transurethral resection (TURP), is usually recommended to men who have not benefited from behavioural or drug treatment as it offers a high 70-800%) chance of benefit and a low (1% per year) risk of retreatment.
For adults over 24 years, there is inadequate evidence to assess the benefits of behavioural counselling on sun protection and skin cancer prevention [ 7].
Although health care providers may have tools to educate their patients about the impact of quitting smoking, they may still be lacking points of reference and achievable benefits of behavioural change that can be discussed with patients.
I had weekly therapy sessions at my local CAMHS for three years, but I was too anxious to benefit from cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT).
