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Clinical Protocols:

The following is a series of clinical protocols developed by major contributors in the field of biofeedback and physical therapy. We are proud to offer these protocols to the professional community through the world wide web in an effort to improve knowledge in the use of electromyography as an effective tool for physiotherapy.

Protocols:

• Patello Femoral Pain Syndrome
• The Unstable Shoulder
• Post Operative Knee
• Urinary and Fecal Incontinence
• Phantom Limb Pain
• Oral Pharyngeal Dysphagia
• Myofacial Pain and TMJ
• Chronic Tension Headache
• Repetitive Strain Injury
• Effortless Diaphragmatic Breathing
• Vulvovaginal Pain Disorders
• Peak Performance Training with Electrodermal Biofeedback
• Towards an Integrated Approach of sEMG Utilization: Quantative Protocols of Assessment and Biofeedback

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Biofeedback Gives AC Milan the “Mental” Edge Going Into Crucial Soccer Final

Aquatic Biofeedback Treatment
by Ron Fuller, PTA, ATRIC
An article published in Sports Medicine Update

 

Arousal Control for Track and Field
Vietta E. "Sue" Wilson, Ph.D., York Universite, Canada
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DECONcert / Regenerative Music in the key of EEG
REGEN3 will present the latest developments in EEG brainwave music research, by presenting an ensemble comprised of Toronto jazz musicians playing music which is driven and altered by the brainwaves of the audience. Audience members can become part of an advanced mass EEG system which uses audience brainwaves to control both the music and lighting environment: a truly 'smart' building. Join us and see what happens when the mood of the environment is "regenerated" by the collective consciousness of the attendees.

Surface Electromyography:  Use, Design and Technological Overview
It is simply remarkable how the pace of science and technology has advanced so rapidly over the past 300 years. It is particularly astonishing to bear in mind that a whole fundamental branch of physics (electrical) has developed in this time. To see this stark contrast in relation to our present day developments in the applied sciences, specifically my topic of electromyography, we need only to consider these following historical breakthroughs.

Taking Control: Strategies to Reduce Hot Flashes and Premenstrual Mood Swings
Source: Gibney, H.K. & Peper, E. (2003). Taking control: Strategies to reduce hot flashes and premenstrual mood swings. Biofeedback, 31(3), 20-24.

The ‘Aha’ Experience with Somatics: Demonstrating Mind and Body Unity
Source: Wilson, V.E., Peper, E. & Gibney, K. (in press). The ‘Aha’ Experience with Somatics: Demonstrating Mind and Body Unity. Somatics, XIV(2), 4-7

Unique safety program wins governor's award
The Ergonomic Safety Program Team at SFSU was recently awarded Gov. Schwarzenegger's Employee Safety Award for its groundbreaking program that helps employees practice healthy computing habits... read more

Using the ‘Aha’ Experience with Biofeedback: Enhancing Body-Mind Integration
Source: Wilson, V.E., Peper, E. & Gibney, K. (in press). Using the "Aha" Experience with Biofeedback: Enhancing Body-Mind Integration. Biofeedback.

Using Surface Electromyography
by Glenn Kasman, PT
An article published in Rehab Management.