Biofeedback is a treatment technique used to record electrical and physiological activity of the body (National Institutes of Health, 2005).  

Non-invasive sensors are attached to the surface of the skin and measure physiological responses, including skin temperature, skin conductance, muscle tension, heart rate, and respiration.

The results are displayed on a monitor providing a visual representation of how the body responds to various situations, including stressful ones.

With this information, the practitioner is able to teach skills needed to self-regulate and control bodily functions.

Biofeedback has been proven affective in reducing symptoms in the following:

TMJ Pain, Migraine Headaches, Tension Headaches, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Muscle Tension, Muscle Spasms, Raynaud’s Disease, Fibromyalgia,  Bruxism, Hyperventilation, Stress, Hypertension, Pain, Nerve injury, ADD/ADHD, Alcoholism