Biofeedback - Issaquah, WA

Leverage the Mind-Body Connection Through Biofeedback

Welcome to Cascade Integrative Medicine in Issaquah, WA, where we offer expert biofeedback services to enhance your overall well-being. Biofeedback is a non-invasive technique that empowers individuals to gain awareness and control over physiological processes within their bodies. Our experienced doctors utilize state-of-the-art technology to measure and display these bodily functions, allowing you to learn how to regulate them effectively. Through personalized guidance and training, we help you harness this awareness to manage stress, alleviate pain, improve relaxation, and enhance mental clarity. Discover the power of biofeedback and take an active role in optimizing your health with us.

Biofeedback - Issaquah, WA

Leverage the Mind-Body Connection Through Biofeedback

Welcome to Cascade Integrative Medicine in Issaquah, WA, where we offer expert biofeedback services to enhance your overall well-being. Biofeedback is a non-invasive technique that empowers individuals to gain awareness and control over physiological processes within their bodies. Our experienced doctors utilize state-of-the-art technology to measure and display these bodily functions, allowing you to learn how to regulate them effectively. Through personalized guidance and training, we help you harness this awareness to manage stress, alleviate pain, improve relaxation, and enhance mental clarity. Discover the power of biofeedback and take an active role in optimizing your health with us.

What is Biofeedback?

Biofeedback, or biofeedback therapy, falls under the umbrella of mind-body medicine. Biofeedback helps to uncover a patient’s neurbiological adaptive responses to stress. These are usually behaviors that have taken years to acquire. Biofeedback uses observational and analytical techniques to identify what triggers dysregulation in the nervous system. Once the neurobiological adaptive responses and what triggers them are identified, biofeedback provides tools and techniques to help modify and retrain physiologic responses to better cope with stresses. Practicing these techniques helps to restore the balance between the sympathetic (“fight or flight”) and parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) nervous system responses and builds resilience in the face of stress. Restoring this balance can help increase heart-rate variability (HRA), which research has shown reduces all-cause mortality and aid in stress management.

What are the Symptoms of Biofeedback that can be Improved?

Biofeedback can help a wide variety of conditions including migraine headaches, chronic pain, high blood pressure, incontinence, anxiety and many other conditions.