We are working with Dublin Mind Clinic and only seeing clients in their facilities. To get more information continue reading or you can contact Dublin Mind Clinic HERE

Biofeedback Ireland specializes in biofeedback/clinical psychophysiology for people coping with:

• Stress: In our personal life, work and/or as a result of isolation.
• Anxiety: General Anxiety, Panic, Social Anxiety and including PTSD etc.
• Depression: Depression. Both chronic and acute.
• Migraine: Chronic or episodic, with or without aura
• Chronic Pain: Lower Back Pain, Chronic Pain Syndrome, Neuropathic pain, Myofascial pain (active trigger points), Fibromyalgia, IBS etc.
• Headache: Tension based (Neck and Shoulder pain), Decompression headaches etc.
• Cardiac related issues: Functional cardiac issues, (such as Hypertension, Arrhythmia etc.)
• Sleeping Issues: Insomnia, , onset, interruption, awaking early and sleep hygiene.
• Exec. Peak Performance: Perform, present, negotiate, sell and interview at your peak.
• Repetitive Motion Injuries and Ergonomics: Video-conference/computer fatigue, De Quervain’s, Carpal and Cubital Tunnel Injuries, Medial and Lateral Epicondylitis etc.
  

Therapy Information and Fees:

We accept all referrals (self-reffered or from healthcare practitioners)

All clients are entitled to 2 sessions a week (The first in the office and the second, online). If you can't organise a time for the second session you are still billed for the week.

A pre-therapy call to introduce biofeedback/clinical psychophysiology is free and takes place normally a week or few days before we begin in clinic (It allows you to assess the approach and ask questions, you can then decide whether you want to continue).

We use a brief therapy/training model. Expect a minimum of 12-18 weeks of sessions. 

• The regular schedule for most people (although this may vary) comprises:
  • A free pre-therapy session (a phone call or visit to clinic to ask questions about the therapy).
  • Week 1 (120+ mins)    2 sessions (Evaluation/Consultation plus report in clinic lasting 120 mins plus online follow up).
    
  • Week 2 (105 mins)      2 sessions in the week (1 session in clinic lasting 60 mins and 1 later in the week, this time online,   lasting 30-45 mins).
  • All sessions from this point forward follow the pattern established in week 2

We charge per week not per session  (the first session is in the clinic and the second is online)
                                                                                         ...OR

1. You can pay for 6 weeks in one payment
2. You can pay for 12 weeks in one payment (12 in clinic and 12 online sessions)
   
3. You can pay for 18 weeks in one payment (18 in clinic and 18 online sessions)

The full details of payments and payment plans can be found by contacting Dublin Mind Clinic on their website HERE

You'll have to purchase an interval timer ("Gymboss") from a third party  (details will be supplied). The price of the device from most suppliers is approximately €30.

​We may suggest other devices or software apps from other third parties but most are free and any that have a cost attached are only optional.

If you want more details just contact Biofeedback Ireland HERE or call (086) 872 7668. You can also contact Dublin Mind Clinic HERE

When looking for a biofeedback therapist

• Make sure the therapist has a primary or post graduate degree in a health related field.
• Look for someone qualified or licensed to practice in their geographic region and field of practice.
• Look for a therapist, who is, or is in the process of becoming BCIA certified (BCB, BCN, BCB-HRV, BCN-HRV or BC-PMD)
  

Another Aspect to be aware of:

Practitioners may focus on different areas of treatment/training depending on their license or speciality. Biofeedback is not just a single technique and its application will vary depending on the therapist's background. (Our clinician is a psychologist)

For Example,

• A Psychologist may use biofeedback to increase a person’s awareness of the biopsychosocial nature of their issue (s) (their biology, their emotions, thoughts, exercise, even the way they hold themselves.) It helps them focus on how they need to change their psychology and what behaviours they need to modify.
  
• A Neurologist or Neuroscientist may specialize in the use the EEG modalities to help the client improve attention or concentration.
  
• A Physiotherapist may concentrate on aspects of biofeedback (eg.  sEMG) that help speed up the rehabilitation process in an amputee, or somebody with an SCI.
  
• A Urologist may use sEMG feedback together with Kegel exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor and help clients with continence issues (particularly post-partum and stress).
  

Reports Generated

• Initial Evaluation/Report 
  
• Progress report(s)
• Discharge Evaluation/Report