V2-2: Pain treatment with biofeedback [German language]

In terms of evolutionary history, pain is one of the earliest, most frequent and most impressive experiences of every human being. Pain is essential for survival - despite all the suffering it can cause. From a physical point of view, pain is a life-sustaining biological reaction to damaging influences - even if tissue damage has not yet occurred. In pain treatment, biofeedback has long proven itself as a non-invasive method for various types of pain and also for psycho-education. The lecture will look at how biofeedback can accompany pain therapy in a concrete and practical way. The aim of the lecture is to give participants an overview of the types of pain for which the use of biofeedback is really useful and helpful.

In terms of evolutionary history, pain is one of the earliest, most frequent and most impressive experiences of every human being. Pain is essential for survival - despite all the suffering it can cause. From a physical point of view, pain is a life-sustaining biological reaction to damaging influences - even if tissue damage has not yet occurred. In pain treatment, biofeedback has long proven itself as a non-invasive method for various types of pain and also for psycho-education. The lecture will look at how biofeedback can accompany pain therapy in a concrete and practical way. The aim of the lecture is to give participants an overview of the types of pain for which the use of biofeedback is really useful and helpful.

In terms of evolutionary history, pain is one of the earliest, most frequent and most impressive experiences of every human being. Pain is essential for survival - despite all the suffering it can cause. From a physical point of view, pain is a life-sustaining biological reaction to damaging influences - even if tissue damage has not yet occurred. In pain treatment, biofeedback has long proven itself as a non-invasive method for various types of pain and also for psycho-education. The lecture will look at how biofeedback can accompany pain therapy in a concrete and practical way. The aim of the lecture is to give participants an overview of the types of pain for which the use of biofeedback is really useful and helpful.

In terms of evolutionary history, pain is one of the earliest, most frequent and most impressive experiences of every human being. Pain is essential for survival - despite all the suffering it can cause. From a physical point of view, pain is a life-sustaining biological reaction to damaging influences - even if tissue damage has not yet occurred. In pain treatment, biofeedback has long proven itself as a non-invasive method for various types of pain and also for psycho-education. The lecture will look at how biofeedback can accompany pain therapy in a concrete and practical way. The aim of the lecture is to give participants an overview of the types of pain for which the use of biofeedback is really useful and helpful.