Gary Rothbard

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During neurofeedback, patients are given the opportunity to self-modulate physiological functions. Brain activity associated with pain signals (α and β waves) is monitored using electroencephalogram recordings and conveyed to the patient using visual or auditory cues. The patient is instructed to bring the signal within a desired range of activity. Photo credit: Science Source

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Biofeedback May Be Efficacious for Headache

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Gary Rothbard

September 25, 2019

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