PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT & BIOFEEDBACK WEBINAR

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Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

Washington State presenter Dr. Sherman, Dean of the Psychophysiology

Doctoral Program at the University of Natural Medicine in the USA and Director

of the Behavioral Medicine Research Foundation, introduces psychophysiology, the

study of interrelationships between the mind and the body. One popular technique

used in applied psychophysiology is biofeedback. During biofeedback, a

physiological system already identified as not working correctly is recorded.

Levels and patterns of function are shown to the patient as they are made (in

real time). The patient and any therapist can use this information to help

correct abnormal patterns and levels of function. This permits both the person

being recorded and any therapist to be instantly aware of (1) the level the

system is functioning at and (2) changes in the system's level of functioning.

This information can be used to increase the person's awareness of the system's

functioning and/or to correct the level if it is not optimal for the given

circumstances. The webinar recording is included in the price.

Sincerely,

Craig

Education Assistant