· a learning process
which helps you gain control of
your body's responses to stress, anxiety, physical
strain and emotional stimuli.
·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.
·can monitor muscle tension, heart-rate, blood
pressure, peripheral blood flow
(vasoconstriction) and galvanic skin response, EEG brain waves and
others.
·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.
·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.