Peering into the meditating mind
Some people swear by it, but studies of mindfulness have a long way to go By Bruce Lieberman 01.29.2018 In late 1971, Navy veteran Stephen Islas returned from Vietnam, but the war continued to rage in...
View ArticleHow an Album Meant for Scientific Research Became Therapy for Its Co-Creator
“Passage was commissioned by a biofeedback company that wanted to use the record as musical therapy for people with nervous disorders. The company hired Voudouris and Spheeris just as they were...
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About Hand Warming Biofeedback
Hand-warming is one of many methods used in biofeedback training. Biofeedback training devices simply measure your body’s automatic functions; things like your breathing and heart rate, or body...
View ArticleThe Mind Brain Dude
Here is a great talk about biofeedback and neurofeedback from Kyle Ferroly – The “Mind Brain Dude”.
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Skin Temperature Reveals the Intensity of Acute Stress
Katherine A. Herborn, James L. Graves, Paul Jerem, Neil P. Evans, Ruedi Nager1, Dominic J. McCafferty1, Dorothy E.F. McKeegan Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine College...
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Anxiety, Lightheadedness, Palpitations, Prodromal Migraine Symptoms?...
by Eric Pepper I quickly gasped twice and a sharp pain radiated up my head and into my eye. I shifted to slow breathing and it faded away. I felt anxious and became aware of my heart palpitations at...
View ArticleHow to Improve Your Athletes Instantly with Biofeedback
“Chances are, you’re already using biofeedback and don’t know it. Or like most coaches, you’re familiar with it enough to do something proactive but not enough to feel like you’ve reached its full...
View ArticleTreating Constipation with Biofeedback for the Pelvic Floor
When constipation is a problem, there are two main reasons for it: slow movement of the colon and pelvic floor dysfunction. Treatment for slowed movement of the colon is usually laxatives and drugs to...
View ArticleMightier, a Boston Children’s Spinout Focused on Gamified Emotional...
Mightier offers 25 bioresponsive mobile games, as well as a heart rate monitor (the Mightier Band). The games are designed by popular mobile game developers, but they’re designed to both teach and...
View ArticleMayo Clinic: Biofeedback Overview
“This feedback helps you make subtle changes in your body, such as relaxing certain muscles, to achieve the results you want, such as reducing pain. In essence, biofeedback gives you the ability to...
View ArticleBethpage Director Adds Neurofeedback to Golf Lessons
“It has been one of golf’s enduring mysteries: What is happening in that 3-pound gray organ between the ears just before a putt goes rogue instead of sinking smoothly, fatefully into a hole? Stymied...
View ArticleHeart Rate Variability (HRV) Biofeedback for Anxiety
“Findings of a few studies done to date suggest that chronically anxious patients who undergo HRV biofeedback training experience significant improvements in general emotional well-being and reduced...
View ArticleVoluntary Upregulation of Heart Rate Variability Through Biofeedback is...
“Regulation of the parasympathetic nervous system, indexed through high frequency heart rate variability (HF-HRV), is indicative of physical and psychological health. However, little is known about...
View ArticleResources for Biofeedback Practitioner Remote Training
We are receiving many requests from psychologists who would like to learn more about remote biofeedback training for their clients due to the restrictions put on travel in many parts of our country....
View ArticleAm I a Candidate for Biofeedback or Neurofeedback for Chronic Pain?
“These non-invasive therapies help teach you how to control your own physiology – and in many cases – can reduce pain symptoms in the back, neck, nerves, and more. Biofeedback is a type of therapy...
View ArticleFive Easy Ways to Reduce Anxiety at Home
As September approaches its end, midterm season is soon to follow in October. This time of year often encroaches on the time students utilize to unwind and seek solace away from the stress of their...
View ArticleBiofeedback Appears Helpful Even for Mild Fecal Incontinence
Fecal incontinence patients with low severity scores but poor quality of life should not be excluded from biofeedback therapy, according to an Australian study. In an analysis of 363 women with fecal...
View ArticleDiscussion with Dr. Myron Thurber about using HeartMath for depression and...
Many people today are experiencing depression and chronic pain. We’d like to share with you a special video presentation on how HeartMath® techniques and technology can help. In this presentation, Dr....
View ArticleBehavioral Therapy for Migraine Prevention Continues to Gain Support
“Behavioral migraine therapies, including cognitive-based therapy and biofeedback, have proven to be among the most effective preventive treatment options available for migraine. And support for newer...
View ArticleWhat is new daily persistent headache (NDPH)?
“New daily persistent headache (NDPH) is a type of headache disorder that starts abruptly and continues daily for at least 3 months. Usually, people with NDPH can clearly recall the exact moment or...
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