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We offer links to Websites about biofeedback and related technology:
Biofeedback Organizations
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| The Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback (AAPB) is a membership organization for Biofeedback and related Psychophysiological professionals. The site provides information about the Association, its newsmagazine, Biofeedback, and its members. In addition, AAPB offers classified advertizing, an events calendar, news and research articles, online chat, and a bookstore. |
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| The Biofeedback Certification Institute of America (BCIA) is a professional standards organization that has established and maintained professional standards and certification procedures for Biofeedback practitioners. It offers information about Biofeedback and those who provide biofeedback services. The organization also provides training, ethical guidance, and EEG accreditation. |
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| The vision of the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina is to be acknowledged as the premier organization in North Carolina for brain injury information, resources and referral, education, advocacy, prevention and support. We envision that traumatic brain injury will cease to be the fastest growing, most underserved and least understood disability and that people with brain injury and their families will be empowered and supported to regain full and meaningful life in the community. |
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| Carolina Back Institute: We are a clinic staffed with board certified physicians and therapists specializing in non-surgical and surgical treatment for backs. We also provide effective treatment for a wide range of problems including neck, arm, and leg pain. Our clinical training includes physical medicine and rehabilitation, neurosurgery, physical therapy and rehab psychology. By prescribing aggressive treatment plans that are cost effective, 9 out of 10 patients do not require surgery. Our physicians lead an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals focused on helping you regain a high quality of life.
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| The EEG and Clinical Neuroscience Society (ECNS) is a membership organization that supports "the clinical practice of electroencephalography (EEG) from the professional, scientific, and economic standpoints." The organization supports practitioners of Quantitative EEG (QEEG) and related fields of practice. ECNS provides for its members conferences, certifications, information, resources, and research article publication opportunities. |
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History and Definition of Biofeedback
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| Dr. Angelo Bolea, in an interview with Mike Cohen of the Southern Institute of Psycho-Physiology, expalined Neurofeedback in terms of giving the brain direction. That is, the EEG feedback technique instructs the biochemical system as to how to correct itself. Dr. Bolea noted that this treatment process can reduce the time and human resources involved in recovery and the results are more effective and satisfying. |
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