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[5 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]

 
Because stress is an ailment that affects everyone from time to time, it may seem as though the symptoms are impossible to control.  We may experience an increase in heart rate, tension of the muscles, or elevated blood pressure, and none of these conditions is healthy.  The negative effects of such ailments literally cause us to age faster.  In the past, it was always assumed that the autonomic functions of the body like these, as well as temperature and other automatic responses of the body, were impossible to control.  However, …

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[3 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]

 
Because the word “therapy” is often unwelcome as an idea for treatment of various illnesses and disorders, biofeedback therapy may not sound like a worthwhile option to many people.  However, as you begin to research the procedure of biofeedback therapy, you’ll notice that it is like no other therapy employed by physicians and psychologists in the past.  It is a noninvasive therapy that has nothing to do with lying on a couch and talking about hating your childhood.

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[1 Jan 2009 | No Comment | ]

 
You may have heard of biofeedback therapy and may even be aware that it treats a number of different symptoms and illnesses non-invasively and without introducing medication to the patient.  In fact, you are reasonably sure that you’d like to look into the possibility of getting biofeedback therapy for one reason or another.  However, you would still feel more at ease with the whole premise of treatment if you understood the process better and knew what to expect during a therapy session.

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[30 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

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[28 Dec 2008 | No Comment | ]

 

Though biofeedback therapy research began in the 1960’s and proved successful for treatment of stress-related illnesses and symptoms, it was not until the 1980’s that the treatment process was evaluated as a possible solution for learning disabilities.  Unlike many other disorders, such as stress, brain injury, or hyperactivity, there is no medication that poses as a remedy for learning disabilities.  For decades, the focus has been to find the cause of the disabilities and treat the ailment rather than find a simple solution to the lack of learning ability itself.

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