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Abstract
Objective: To provide a concise overview of behavioral interventions and fibromyalgia. Findings: This review describes behavioral theory, behavioral treatment interventions, applications of these behavioral techniques to the fibromyalgia population, and directions for future research. Conclusions: Behavioral theory can be used to understand some of the patterns associated with pain. Behavioral treatment suggestions and cognitive behavioral treatment programs provide options for improving the quality of life associated with fibromyalgia. Preliminary data from one treatment intervention study is presented. Future directions for research are addressed.