Anchor⚓Point Biofeedback

In biofeedback therapy, sensors are placed on the fingertips or ear lobes to gather information on heart rate, breath rate, and skin conductance. This information is processed by the computer and displayed on the monitor in the form of various activities which are controlled by the clients own body signals. A client learns how to control stress, anxiety, and emotions by observing the movement on the monitor screen. This is especially helpful in cases of attention disorder or concentration problems, as well as rebuilding brain cells following a trauma or brain injury.