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Biofeedback is a form of alternative medicine that involves measuring a subject's quantifiable bodily functions such as blood pressure, heart rate, skin temperature, sweating, and muscle tension, conveying the information to the patient in real-time. This raises the patient's awareness and conscious control of their unconscious physiological activities.
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A Dutch Foundation established in 2007 providing a conference on Brain Computer Interface technology, and a listing of professional offices for neurofeedback and related modalities.
In-depth coverage of Biofeedback. Types of Biofeedback machines, techniques, EMG, temperature biofeedback, galvanic skin response, electrodermal response, electroencephalogram, brain waves, relaxation techniques, and self hypnotism.
Resources including associations, practitioners and equipment.
Explains levels of stress, how they become chronic, and the role of biofeedback in relaxation.
Research, videos, training courses, provider listing, and clinician community.
Neurofeedback research and clinical services. Information, articles, and case histories involving the treatment of wide variety of disorders with biofeedback.
Annual Neurofeedback Conference, publishers of the Journal of Neurotherapy.
The "Accommotrac" is an electronic instrument used by a doctor to teach a patient, by sight and sound, how to voluntarily control the eye's focusing muscle.
By New York Times Science writer Jim Robbins. Includes excerpts and other articles by the author.
Psychotherapy.com description, history, uses and how biofeedback works.
Continuously running conference on neurofeedback and positive psychology. Lectures, workshops, and networking with other professionals.
A software program and community specializing in a new area of neurofeedback technology and methods.
Description and video about its use in patients with chronic pain. (January 01, 2000)
Research on autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) shows that neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) can remediate anomalies in brain activation, leading to symptom reduction and functional improvement. (January 01, 2000)
By New York Times Science writer Jim Robbins. Includes excerpts and other articles by the author.
Research, videos, training courses, provider listing, and clinician community.
A Dutch Foundation established in 2007 providing a conference on Brain Computer Interface technology, and a listing of professional offices for neurofeedback and related modalities.
Resources including associations, practitioners and equipment.
Annual Neurofeedback Conference, publishers of the Journal of Neurotherapy.
A software program and community specializing in a new area of neurofeedback technology and methods.
Neurofeedback research and clinical services. Information, articles, and case histories involving the treatment of wide variety of disorders with biofeedback.
Continuously running conference on neurofeedback and positive psychology. Lectures, workshops, and networking with other professionals.
The "Accommotrac" is an electronic instrument used by a doctor to teach a patient, by sight and sound, how to voluntarily control the eye's focusing muscle.
In-depth coverage of Biofeedback. Types of Biofeedback machines, techniques, EMG, temperature biofeedback, galvanic skin response, electrodermal response, electroencephalogram, brain waves, relaxation techniques, and self hypnotism.
Psychotherapy.com description, history, uses and how biofeedback works.
Explains levels of stress, how they become chronic, and the role of biofeedback in relaxation.
Description and video about its use in patients with chronic pain. (January 01, 2000)
Research on autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) shows that neurofeedback (EEG biofeedback) can remediate anomalies in brain activation, leading to symptom reduction and functional improvement. (January 01, 2000)

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