Biofeedback Enriches the Counseling Experience

Counseling has been identified as an effective form of treatment, assisting individuals in dealing with stress, fulfilling their personal goals, and establishing healthy lifestyles. While talk therapy is effective, high noncompliance rates lead to further dysfunction and additional health conditions...

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Published in:Biofeedback (Wheat Ridge, Colo.) Colo.), 2020-12, Vol.48 (4), p.85-89
Main Authors: Fragedakis, Tami Maes, Leierer, Stephen, Toriello, Paul, Russoniello, Carmen, Sherlin, Leslie
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Biofeedback
Counseling
Feedback
Mental disorders
Mental health
Noncompliance
Objectives
Physiology
Psychotherapy
Therapeutic alliances
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Summary:Counseling has been identified as an effective form of treatment, assisting individuals in dealing with stress, fulfilling their personal goals, and establishing healthy lifestyles. While talk therapy is effective, high noncompliance rates lead to further dysfunction and additional health conditions. Incorporating biofeedback with counseling may enrich the overall counseling experience, particularly when considering process variables, including the working alliance and treatment satisfaction, as a means to further reduce noncompliance rates.
ISSN:1081-5937
2158-348X
DOI:10.5298/1081-5937-48.04.01