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This webinar with Dr. Christina Jagielski explores the complex factors that contribute to disorders of gut-brain interaction.
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About the webinar
Dr. Christina Jagielski spoke to Mindset Health's Claire Davidson about the language that helps patients better understand their diagnoses, and how evidenced-based gut-brain psychotherapies can improve GI symptoms, as well as GI quality of life.
Dr. Jagielski is a clinical health psychologist in the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Michigan Medicine. She utilizes evidence-based treatment approaches for a range of gastrointestinal conditions, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy, relaxation training, and gut-directed hypnosis.
Focuses of treatment include decreasing the intensity and frequency of GI symptoms, adjustment to living with a chronic medical condition, health behavior change, including behavioral changes for sleep, and improving quality of life. Dr. Jagielski's clinical and research interests include the role of trauma in GI conditions.
