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The third chapter explains the mechanisms for correcting anxiety-phobic states. For this, the changes occurring in the EEG patterns during the presentation of a painful stimulus and in the process of eliminating the pain sensation using the psychorelaxation technique in healthy individuals are considered; and these changes are compared with changes in EEG patterns during patients’ feelings of psychogenic pain and during its removal using psycho-relaxation techniques. It has been shown that the mechanisms underlying the correction of psychogenic pain in anxiety-phobic states are associated with changes in the dynamics of successive EEG values and the degree of their multifractality. With successful correction in the process of psychorelaxation in persons with anxiety-phobic disorders, there is a transition to the values of multifractal parameters characteristic for healthy people.

Chapter 3. Mechanisms of changes in dynamic complexity of EEG patterns underlying correction of psychogenic pain in anxiety-phobic states