Regarded as a cornerstone reference, Biofeedback: A Practitioner’s Guide brings together international expertise on the theory and practice of biofeedback. Edited by Mark S. Schwartz and Frank Andrasik, it offers a comprehensive, practice-oriented foundation for the field.
What it is about
This guide provides an in-depth reference on biofeedback, covering indications, protocols and the research base across a wide range of applications. It combines conceptual grounding with practical detail, reflecting contributions from clinicians and researchers who shaped the discipline.
Key topics
- Foundations and physiological principles of biofeedback
- Indications and clinical applications across multiple areas
- Assessment approaches and treatment protocols
- Modalities including surface EMG, temperature and related measures
- Research findings and the evidence base for biofeedback
- Professional, ethical and practical considerations for practitioners
Who it is for
The book is intended for clinicians, therapists, psychologists, physicians, researchers and students who need an authoritative reference on biofeedback. Both newcomers building a foundation and experienced practitioners seeking a consolidated resource will find it valuable.
Relevance for biofeedback & neurofeedback
As a comprehensive practitioner’s guide, this title is directly relevant for anyone applying biofeedback and neurofeedback in practice. Its coverage of protocols, modalities and research supports informed, structured work with biofeedback instrumentation and complements EEG-based neurofeedback training.
Book details
- Authors / Editors: Mark S. Schwartz, Frank Andrasik (eds.)
- Publisher: The Guilford Press
- Language: English
We recommend this book as further reading. The purchase is made directly on Amazon.
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