Simple Biofeedback
With MUSE technology
-A non-invasive, non-drug therapy -
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At its roots, biofeedback therapy helps reduce a wide range of symptoms by lowering sympathetic arousal and stress response. Through identifying and changing certain mental activities and physical reactions, biofeedback trains users to help regulate their own unconscious bodily processes and better control their stress response.
Biofeedback is a process that enables an individual to learn how to change physiological activity for the purposes of improving health and performance. This modality is simple, but can assist in Quantum Healing.
How does it work?
A biofeedback machine converts physiological signals (like heartbeats and brainwaves) into meaningful information that you can understand. Biofeedback therapy is a type of training program with the goal of teaching you to control involuntary physiological processes (meaning those that are both mental and physical) that contribute to painful symptoms and distress.
What do so many of today's health problems have in common?
They’re triggered, or at least made worse by chronic stress.
Essentially Biofeedback helps us learn to get into a scientifically measurable state, a state where the body can heal, and where the mind can receive clarity, and peace. This kind of therapy acts as a natural painkiller and a natural headache remedy, it can also relieve anxiety and depression among other things.
Learn about the types of stress here:
Increasing Awareness using Biofeedback increases Coherence in your life.
Our Biofeedback Training can assist with:
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Mental Performance (see here)
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Stabilizing Mood (see here)
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Migraines(see here)
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Heart Health (see here)
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ADHA (see here)
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Insomnia ( see here)
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Epilepsy (see here)
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Addictions (see here)
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Pain Relief (see here)
The Institute of Psychiatry at King’s College London described biofeedback therapy as a “non-invasive, effective psycho-physiological intervention for psychiatric disorders,” concluding that over 80 percent of studies reported some level of clinical decrease in symptoms as a result of biofeedback exposure. (1) According to their research, biofeedback interventions have been used successfully to treat common disorders including anxiety, autism, depression, eating disorders and schizophrenia.
Over time, these changes can endure without continued use of an instrument.
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