9th Edition of International Conference on
Biofeedback is an effective and widely used method of treating stress and anxiety. It has been used in traditional medical practices for many centuries. Biofeedback is a technique in which an individual learns to alter their physiological processes and behaviours through conscious awareness of and control over them. It is a way of teaching the body to become more aware of what it is doing, and to adjust its responses to meet the individual's needs. Biofeedback can be used to reduce stress and anxiety by teaching people to recognize and control their physiological and psychological responses to stress. For instance, individuals can learn to use their breathing rate to effectively manage tension and reactivity, to relax their muscles and to regulate their heart rate. This increased awareness often leads to a decrease in physical reactions to stress, such as physical tension, as well as identifying patterns of tense muscular responses. In traditional medicine, biofeedback is used in different forms: Yoga, meditation, mantra chanting, and various body-related disciplines. Traditional healing systems use a combination of relaxation exercises, meditative practices, and body movements to reduce stress physical and psychological. Yoga, in particular, is a form of biofeedback, as it involves awareness and control of the body's physical processes. Other forms of biofeedback, such as Autogenics (a type of self-hypnosis), can also be used to manage stress and anxiety. Biofeedback is a powerful tool for managing stress and anxiety. It helps individuals learn to recognize and control their physiological and psychological responses to stressful situations. By learning to identify the signals of tension, and to consciously regulate those responses, individuals can reduce their stress responses, and reduce the negative impact of stressful events. In traditional medicine, biofeedback is used in combination with relaxation and meditation practices to promote balance in the body, and to treat a variety of health concerns, including stress and anxiety.