Biofeedback / Neurofeedback

Clinical biofeedback/neurofeedback is an effective therapy in the treatment of a wide range -of medical and psychological disorders The National Institute of Health has researched and endorsed biofeedback training for cardiovascular, gastrointestinal and respiratory disorders, anxiety and panic disorders, and pain and stress management Biofeedback can be defined literally as the return of information (feedback) of our biological functions. (Bio). Sensitive, noninvasive, instruments monitor internal processes and provide a visual/auditory display that is used as an important therapeutic tool in teaching control of these biological systems. It allows a patient to gain a conceptual understanding of their individual physiological response patterns and to develop the ability to effectively regulate them. Through biofeedback training, patients learn to use the cognitive/behavioral/physical interaction (mind-body) as a comprehensive approach in controlling symptoms and contributing positively to their personal health. The clinical application of biofeedback therapy is beneficial to most all health care disciplines and as an adjunct to the medical treatment of the following conditions : * Stress Related Medical Disorders - including gastrointestinal and cardiovascular * Migraine and Muscle Tension Headaches * Essential Hypertension * Sleep Disorder * Pain Management * Raynaud's Synd.rome * Muscle Spasm and TMJ  : * Stress Disorders - including stress management * Generalized Anxiety Disorder * Panic Disorder * Phobias - including a specific fear of trying program * Addictive Disorders - including nicotine and alcohol                  

Caroline Bouton RN,C,BCIA - is a registered nurse, ANA certified in psychiatric and mental health and BCIA certified in clinical biofeedback therapy. She has 10 years experience as a biofeedback clinician and has been affiliated with private practice, hospital and corporate programs integrating biofeedback into their