Biofeedback Network

Biofeedback is a non-drug treatment for:
Headaches * Hypertension (High Bloodpressure) * Anxiety * Neck & Back pain *
ADHD * Addiction * Stroke/neuromuscular re-education * TMJ * many others

Biofeedback
is a learning process which helps you gain control of your body's responses to stress, anxiety, physical strain and emotional stimuli.

Biofeedback
is the use of instruments to reflect physiological conditions. With this information, a person may be able to effect change upon body areas previously not under volitional control.

Biofeedback
can monitor muscle tension, heart-rate, blood pressure, peripheral blood flow (vasoconstriction) and galvanic skin response, EEG brain waves and others.

Biofeedback
is a non-invasive, client-centered method of training the body in which the learner actively participates in treatment and the doctor or therapist assumes the role of coach.

Biofeedback
is practiced by physicians, nurses psychologists,psychiatrists, chiropractors, social workers, dentists, music therapists, and other health practitioners. A typical course of treatment may run 8-16 sessions or until mastery is achieved.
Neurofeedback generally runs between 20-40 sessions.Creative Group, and directs the The Association for Imtegrative Medicine. Dr. Miller recently consulted on a Philadelphia Office for Mental Health research project investigating the efficacy of neurofeedback with ADHD kids.

Eric Miller, Ph.D. MT-BC BCIAC

Dr. Eric Miller, biofeedback therapist and board-certified music therapist is author of Bio-guided Music Therapy (2011) Jessica Kingsley Publishers. He serves as adjunct faculty at Immaculata University, Montclair University, and has lectured at the Naropa Institute and Bryn Mawr College among other institutions. Recent international presentations include sessions at the World Music Therapy Congress in Seoul, S. Korea, Hsien Chuan University in Tapei, Taiwan, and workshops in Kiental, Switzerland, Cogolin, France and Torino, Italy.

Dr. Miller serves as Executive Director of nonprofits Music for People, Expressive Therapy Concepts and founded the Biofeedback Network. Eric is actively involved with Music for People and has served as Executive Director since 1997. Eric is credited with development of the MfP Europe program, the community service initiative and on-site digital recording and CD operations.

In his spare time, Eric chairs the Pennsylvania Badminton Association. He has reached the finals in the PA State Badminton Championships, has been nationally ranked in the United States as high as no. 12 in doubles, and coaches the Bryn Mawr College varsity Badminton team.

Eric collaborated with Grammy winning cellist, DavidDarling on his first instrumental CD, Jazzgrass.
A video of Dr. Miller discussing the role of music in neurofeedback can be viewed at: http://biofeedback.net/videos/
Dr. Miller can be reached at miller@biofeedback.net