Qualitative Research on AT
Here are a selection of qualitative research reports and articles. Some are able to be viewed in full by following the links and others are available on request.

Autogenic Training - a non-drug approach to anxiety, panic attacks and insomnia
Bowden, Ann D, MB ChB, DCH, MFHom., A report on the introduction of Autogenic Training into a Primary Care Group, Harrow East and Kingsbury PCG (now Harrow PCT), The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, October 2002 Click here for details

An audit of patients who have attended Autogenic Training at the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital
Bowden, Ann D, MB ChB, DCH, MFHom., 'A Discussion Paper on the promotion of Autogenic Training in an NHS Hospital', The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital, November 1992.
This audit showed positive and interesting results. Click here for details

AT in Migraine - a pilot study
Small pilot for Letchworth Centre for Healthy Living. GPs referred.
Pinch Christine, SRN, FETC, Dip AP. Unpublished.

A pilot randomized trial assessing the effects of autogenic training in early stage cancer patients in relation to psychological status and immune system responses
This was a pilot RCT looking at the use of AT in 31 early stage breast cancer patients. At the end of the study in women receiving AT, hospital anxiety and depression (HADS) scores showed a significant improvement; whereas the controls little change and those women receiving AT observed in a meditative state as opposed to a relaxed state had an increase in their immune responses.
Hidderley, Margaret. Article published 2004 in: European Journal of Oncology Nursing 8(1): 61-65. Permission granted for use of the above extract.