Biofeedback Explained
Biofeedback is an innovative, non-invasive EEG, ECG, EKG technology to measure stress in the overall body function including, heart, nervous system and brain. Biofeedback uses advanced technology to assess brain neuroplasticity – the brain’s response to stress and it’s ability to change itself – and converts physiological signals into meaningful cues with the use of a Scientific Consciousness Interface Operations System  Device. These cues are interpreted and guided by a trained Biofeedback practitioner in each session.

Biofeedback is a sophisticated, non-invasive, painless therapeutic technology that is safe for everyone including infants, small children, pregnant women, the elderly, and even pets. Biofeedback is currently used by physicians, nurses, psychologists, counsellors, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and a host of other healthcare professionals.

Biofeedback therapy benefits all areas and levels of health, and is ideal for those who wish to be understood as an individual in their therapy. Research shows that biofeedback, alone or in combination with other behavioural therapies, is effective for treating a variety of medical and psychological disorders.

Identifying and Building Stress Resilience
All forms of Biofeedback therapy are designed to detect underlying stress, deficiency, and imbalance in the body. Regular Biofeedback therapy retrains the body to its natural homeostasis through stress reduction and management tools that are specific to an individual’s unique needs.

Science has proven that chronic stress can have dramatic effects on every system in the body. Over time, untreated elevated stress can increase blood pressure, increase the risk of heart attack or stroke, increase body temperature, disrupt brain function, imbalance hormones, upset the digestive and reproductive system, suppress the immune system, and accelerate aging. It can even rewire the brain, creating vulnerabilities to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues.

Biofeedback is a promising healing approach that identifies and alleviates stress symptoms in the body, and trains the brain and body to function optimally thus improving attention, mood, learning ability and more.