Biofeedback: a practitioner's guide/
Biofeedback: a practitioner's guide/
edited by Mark S. Schwartz and Frank Andrasik
- 3rd ed.
- New York: Guilford Press, c2003.
- xiv, 930 p.
Ch. 1. A historical perspective on the field of biofeedback and applied psychophysiology
Ch. 2. Entering the field and assuring competence
Ch. 3. Definitions of biofeedback and applied psychophysiology
Ch. 4. A. primer of biofeedback instrumentation
Ch. 5. A primer of electroencephalographic instrumentation
Ch. 6. Intake decisions and preparation of patients for therapy
Ch. 7. Psychophysiological assessment and biofeedback baselines: a primer
Ch. 8. Compliance
Ch. 9. Dietary considerations: rationale, issues, substances, evaluation, and patient education
Ch. 10. The respiratory system in applied psychophysiology
Ch. 11. Resonant frequency heart rate biofeedback
Ch. 12. Problems with relaxation and biofeedback-assisted relaxation, and guidelines for management
Ch. 13. The use of audiotapes for patient education and relaxation
Ch. 14. Headache
Ch. 15. Temporomandibular Disorders
Ch. 16. Raynaud's Disease and Raynaud's Phenomenon
Ch. 17. Biobehavioral treatment of essential hypertension
Ch. 18. Neurofeedback for the management of Attention Deficit Disorders
Ch. 19. Clinical applications of electroencephalographic biofeedback
Ch. 20. Biofeedback of slow cortical potentials in epilepsy.
Ch. 21. The thought translation device: slow cortical potential biofeedback for verbal communication in paralyzed patients
Ch. 22. Biofeedback in neuromuscular reeducation and gait training
Ch. 23. Biofeedback-assisted musculoskeletal therapy and neuromuscular reeducation
Ch. 24. Psychophysiology for performing artists
Ch. 25. Sport psychology applications of biofeedback and neurofeedback
Ch. 26. Urinary incontinence: evaluation and biofeedback treatment
Ch. 27. Fecal incontinence
Ch. 28. The use of biofeedback for pelvic floor disorders associated with a failure to relax
Ch. 29. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Ch. 30. Pediatric headache
Ch. 31. Pediatric applications other than headache
Ch. 32. Diabetes mellitus
Ch. 33. Tinnitus: nothing is as loud as a sound you are trying not to hear
Ch. 34. Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Ch. 35. Treating special populations
Ch. 36. The application of ethics and law in daily practice
Ch. 37. Other professional topics and issues
Ch. 38. Evaluating research in clinical biofeedback
Ch. 39. The frontier and further forward.
1572308451 (hc : alk. paper)
Biofeedback training--Clinical medicine
615.851 / SCH/B
Ch. 1. A historical perspective on the field of biofeedback and applied psychophysiology
Ch. 2. Entering the field and assuring competence
Ch. 3. Definitions of biofeedback and applied psychophysiology
Ch. 4. A. primer of biofeedback instrumentation
Ch. 5. A primer of electroencephalographic instrumentation
Ch. 6. Intake decisions and preparation of patients for therapy
Ch. 7. Psychophysiological assessment and biofeedback baselines: a primer
Ch. 8. Compliance
Ch. 9. Dietary considerations: rationale, issues, substances, evaluation, and patient education
Ch. 10. The respiratory system in applied psychophysiology
Ch. 11. Resonant frequency heart rate biofeedback
Ch. 12. Problems with relaxation and biofeedback-assisted relaxation, and guidelines for management
Ch. 13. The use of audiotapes for patient education and relaxation
Ch. 14. Headache
Ch. 15. Temporomandibular Disorders
Ch. 16. Raynaud's Disease and Raynaud's Phenomenon
Ch. 17. Biobehavioral treatment of essential hypertension
Ch. 18. Neurofeedback for the management of Attention Deficit Disorders
Ch. 19. Clinical applications of electroencephalographic biofeedback
Ch. 20. Biofeedback of slow cortical potentials in epilepsy.
Ch. 21. The thought translation device: slow cortical potential biofeedback for verbal communication in paralyzed patients
Ch. 22. Biofeedback in neuromuscular reeducation and gait training
Ch. 23. Biofeedback-assisted musculoskeletal therapy and neuromuscular reeducation
Ch. 24. Psychophysiology for performing artists
Ch. 25. Sport psychology applications of biofeedback and neurofeedback
Ch. 26. Urinary incontinence: evaluation and biofeedback treatment
Ch. 27. Fecal incontinence
Ch. 28. The use of biofeedback for pelvic floor disorders associated with a failure to relax
Ch. 29. Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Ch. 30. Pediatric headache
Ch. 31. Pediatric applications other than headache
Ch. 32. Diabetes mellitus
Ch. 33. Tinnitus: nothing is as loud as a sound you are trying not to hear
Ch. 34. Fibromyalgia Syndrome
Ch. 35. Treating special populations
Ch. 36. The application of ethics and law in daily practice
Ch. 37. Other professional topics and issues
Ch. 38. Evaluating research in clinical biofeedback
Ch. 39. The frontier and further forward.
1572308451 (hc : alk. paper)
Biofeedback training--Clinical medicine
615.851 / SCH/B