They will be COMPARED to patients of family doctors randomly assigned to the control group. These doctors also performed six 30-min programmed and standardized sessions, using in this case "re-attribution techniques": reception and explicit acceptance of the patient's symptoms, examination of emotional and psychosocial problems and establishment of a link of the symptoms with identified emotional problems. Patients' outcomes observed in both groups will be compared on an intention to treat basis, and random-effects longitudinal models will be used to estimate the effect of the intervention on quality of life evolution.