: She examines how dysfunctional metacognitive beliefs (like catastrophic worry or the perceived need to control thoughts) perpetuate anxiety and depression in cardiac patients.
: Her research suggests that modifying these beliefs can directly reduce emotional distress, offering a potential target for improving the efficacy of standard cardiac care and rehabilitation programs. Impact on Quality of Life clarissa biondi
Biondi’s studies often measure .
: Anxiety is identified as a primary obstacle to successful cardiac rehabilitation (CR). It can lead to complications such as lethal arrhythmia or recurrent myocardial infarction and often results in longer hospital stays and reduced functional capacity. Metacognitive Beliefs and Emotional Distress : She examines how dysfunctional metacognitive beliefs (like
Her work frequently explores the intersection of psychological distress and physical recovery. Below is an overview of key themes in her research and contributions: : Anxiety is identified as a primary obstacle