Open Directory - Health: Alternative: Biofeedback
This category in other languages: - Collection of net links about biofeedback include information on research, definition, applications, webzine and training regarding this healing modality. - 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. - Reference list of empirical research on biofeedback. - 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. - The largest biofeedback and neurofeedback discussion message group and related Web resources: links to biofeedback sites, polls, meeting announcements, and biofeedback chat. - 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. - A resource with many internal and net links on EEG biofeedback and neurofeedback, articles, Winter Brain meeting abstracts, and tapes of lectures and workshops. - Offers both personal and Professional Biofeedback Training by Jack Sandweiss. Clinic start up consultations. Intensive, weekend program for those from out of state. (California) - 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. - 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. - Wired News article on a new video game device called a "Thoughtcaster" which can train ADD sufferers to concentrate. (December 19, 2000) - By New York Times Science writer Jim Robbins. Includes excerpts and other articles by the author. (May 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) - Description and video about its use in patients with chronic pain. (January 01, 2000) - Article on EEG biofeedback with stories about individuals. (May 30, 1998)
