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Book at a glance

Area
Biofeedback
Written for
Clinicians & technicians
Editors
Magnavita JJ
Publisher
American Psychological Association
Year
2018
Pages
320
ISBN
9781433829062

What's inside

  • Growing the evidence base for neurofeedback in clinical practice (Hamlin)
  • Heart rate variability biofeedback: current and potential applications (Lehrer and Gevirtz)
  • Telemental health, mental health apps and virtual reality psychotherapy
  • Managing legal and ethical risk, and assessing whether a technology fits your practice

Buy it at Bookshop.org → From the publisher (APA) → DOI 10.1037/0000085-000 →

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An edited guide for psychologists and other practitioners to the technologies now reaching mental health care, and how to judge which belong in a practice. Chapters by specialists cover telemental health, mental health apps, virtual reality psychotherapy, cranial electrotherapy stimulation, neurofeedback and heart rate variability biofeedback, along with outcome-monitoring systems, legal and ethical risk, and how to assess a new technology before adopting it.

Of most interest to neurofeedback practitioners are Ed Hamlin's chapter, "Growing the evidence base for neurofeedback in clinical practice", and Paul Lehrer and Richard Gevirtz's chapter on HRV biofeedback.