Books

Harry L. Campbell – Whether it’s your daily dealings at work or a pervasive concern for your physical safety, the stress you regularly experience may actually be more harmful than the threat that triggered it.

Now, professional biofeedback practitioner Harry L. Campbell presents What Stress Can Do, his unprecedented guide to the importance of minimizing everyday stress in order to short-circuit its many serious side effects. What’s more, his easy-to-implement recommendations enable you to do so without use of any drugs.

Eleanor Criswell

Jim Robbins – The author traces the fascinating, untold story of the development of neurofeedback from its discovery to its growing application across the country and around the world, to the contentious history of biofeedback in the 1970s, to present battles for acceptance in the medical and psychological community. He builds a compelling argument for research funding for neurotherapy and shows how almost anyone can gain from the technique.