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Biofeedback A practitioners guide, Fourth edition

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Contents

PART l ORIENTATION IO BiOFEEDBACK

1. The History and Definitions of Biofeedback and Applied Psychophysiology 3

Mark S. Schwartz, Thomas F. Coltura, Joe Kamiya, and Nancy M. Schwartz

2. Entering the Field and Assuring Competence 24

Fredric Shaffer and Mark S. Schwartz

PART If. INSTRUMENTATION

3. A Primer of Traditional Biofeedback Instrumentation 35

C. J. Peek

4. Advanced Topics in Surface Electromyography: Instrumentation and Applications 68

Jeffrey E. Bolek, Ronald L Rosenthal, and Richard A. Sherman

5. Cardiorespiratory Measurement and Assessment in Applied Psychophysiology 85

Richard N. Gevirtz, Mark S. Schwartz, and Paul M. Lehrer

6. Electroencephalographic Measures and Biofeedback: A Primer 98

Nicola Neumann, Ute Strehl, Niels Birbaumer, and Boris Kotchoubey

7. Quantitative Encephalography and Electroencephalographic 113

8. introduction to Psychophysiological Assessment and Biofeedback Baselines 128

John G. Arena and Mark S. Schwartz

9. Consumer- and Home-Based Biofeedback 154

Mark S. Schwartz and Frank Andrasik

PART 111. ADJUNCT1VE/C0MPLEMENTARY INTERVENTIONS

10. Dietary Considerations 163

Keith I. Block, Charlotte Gyllenhaal, and Mark S. Schwartz

11. Biofeedback and Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions: Reciprocal Contributions 176

Daniel Hamiel and Arnon Rolnick

PART IV. RELAXATION INTERVENTIONS

12. Relaxation Today: Self-Stressing and Psychological Relaxation Theory 189

Jonathan C. Smith

13. Cardiorespiratory Biofeedback 196

Richard N. Gevirtz, Paul M. Lehrer, and Mark S. Schwartz

PART V, PRACTICE ISSUES

14. Intake and Preparation for Intervention 217

Mark S. Schwartz

15. Adherence 233

Jeanetta C. Rains and Mark S. Schwartz

16. Problems Associated with Relaxation Procedures and Biofeedback, 249

and Guidelines for Management

Mark S. Schwartz, Nancy M. Schwartz, and Vincent J. Monastra

17. Ethical Practice Issues and Concerns 260

Sebastian Striefe!

18. Myths, Insurance, and Other Professional Topics and Issues 272

Sebastian Striefel, Ronald L. Rosenthal, Robert Whitehouse, and Mark S. Schwartz

19. Evaluating Research in Clinical Biofeedback 290

Frank Andrasik and Mark S. Schwartz

PART VI, CLINICAL APPLICATIONS:

TRADITIONAL GENERAL BIOFEEDBACK PRACTICE

20. Headache 305

Frank Andrasik and Mark S. Schwartz

21. Temporomandibular Muscle and Joint Disorders 356

Alan G. Glaros and Leonard L. Lausten

22. Raynaud’s Disease and Raynaud’s Phenomenon 369

Maria Katsamanis, Mark S. Schwartz, and Keith Sedlacek

23. Essential Hypertension 383

Wolfgang Linden and Angele V. McGrady

24. Diabetes Mellitus 400

Angele V. McGrady and Deloris M. Lakia

25. Tinnitus: Nothing Is as Loud as a Sound You Are Trying Not to Hear 422

Herta Flor and Mark S. Schwartz

26. Anxiety Disorders 439

Arnon Rolnick, Dana Bassett, Udi Gal, and Anat Barnea

27. Fibromyalgia Syndrome 453

Peter T. Dorsher and Mark S. Schwartz

28. Irritable Bowel Syndrome 466

Mark S. Schwartz

29. Asthma 480

Paul M. Lehrer and Frederick Wamboldt

PART VII. CLINICAL APPLICATIONS: ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC.

NEUROMUSCULAR. AND PELVIC FLOOR BIOFEEDBACK SPECIALTIES

30. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 493

Vincent J. Monastra and Joel F. Lubar

31. Neuromuscular Reeducation and Gait Training 525

Timothy L. Fagerson and David E. Krebs

32. Bowel, Bladder, and Pelvic Floor Disorders 545

PAH Vili OPTIMIZATION

33. Performing Artists 587

Marcie Zinn and Mark Zinn

34. Sports 607

Vietta Sue Wilson, Wesley E. Sime, and Timothy Harkness

PART IX. OTHER SPECIAL POPULATIONS AND APPLICATIONS

35. Pediatric Applications 629

Timothy Culbert and Gerard A. Banez

36. Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders 651

Susan Middaugh

PAR! X. THE FRONTIER AND A NOD TO IKE FUTURE

37. Biofeedback of Slow Cortical Potentials in Epilepsy 671

Ute Strehl

38. Traumatic Brain Injury, Quantitative Electroencephalography, 677

and Electroencephalographic Biofeedback

Kirtley E. Thornton

39. Biofeedback Interventions for Autism Spectrum Disorders 686

Lynda Thompson, Michael Thompson, James W. G. Thompson, and Andrea Reid-Chung

40. Brain-Computer Communication: An Alternative Communication Channel 697

for Paralyzed Patients

Tobias Kaufmann, Niels Birbaumer, and Andrea Kiibler

41. Substance Use Disorders and Neurofeedback 707

Estate M. “Tato” Sokhadze, David L. Trudeau, Rex L. Cannon,

Eugenia Bodenhamer-Davis, and Richard E. Davis

42. More Frontiers and Further Forward 717

Mark S. Schwartz and Frank Andrasik