Biofeedback Volume 46: Issue 4

2018 Patrick Steffen, PhD

2017 Gabriel Sella, MD

2016 Thomas Collura, PhD

2015 Richard Harvey, PhD

2014 Stuart Donaldson, PhD

2013 Richard Sherman, PhD

2012 Jeffrey Bolek, PhD

2011 Gabriel Tan, PhD

2010 Carmen Russoniello, PhD

2009 John G. Arena, PhD

2008 Aubrey Ewing, PhD

2007 Alan Glaros, PhD

2006 Richard Gevirtz, PhD

2005 Richard Sherman, PhD

2004 Steve Baskin, PhD

2003 Lynda Kirk, MA, LPC

2002 Paul Lehrer, PhD

2001 Donald Moss, PhD

2000 Doil Montgomery, PhD

1999 Dale Walters, PhD

1998 Ian Wickramasekera, PhD

1997 Sebastian Striefel, PhD

1996 Joel F. Lubar, PhD

1995 Angele McGrady, PhD

1994 Michael McKee, PhD*

1993 Frank Andrasik, PhD

1992 Paula B. Amar, PhD

1991 Steven L. Wolf, PhD

1990 J. Peter Rosenfeld, PhD

1989 Susan Middaugh, PhD

1988 M. Barry

The tapestry of biofeedback history has been woven from many independent threads. Some contributors started with much vigor and nurtured others, and then they faded away. Yet they seeded ideas that the next generation rediscovered as their own. Others blossomed and disappeared, whereas still others have continued to actively nurture the field. Interest in biofeedback has waxed and waned in response to the historical forces of technology, social culture, beliefs, and economics.

Summary. Experiments with feedback stimulation triggered from the subject's electroencephalogram result in changing the sequential time series of intervals of occipital alpha and intervals of little or no alpha EEG activity. The rate of recurrence of alpha and no-alpha EEG can be changed by regulating the external feedback stimuli or by asking the subject to change his internal state. Four different paradigms were investigated and the results interpreted in terms of the hypothesis that oculomotor functions regulate the occurrence and nonoccurrence of alpha.

Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback 50th Anniversary Annual Meeting

The First Meeting: Creative Ferment or Unholy Jumble?

In the Beginning…

AAPB Past Presidents

Biofeedback History: An Alternative View

Feedback Regulation of the Alpha Electroencephalogram Activity through Control of the Internal and External Parameters ^*

Report on the Federation of Associations in Behavioral and Brain Sciences Meeting

Malware Removal—My Healing Journey with LENS

BCIA Honors Top HRV Professionals

ABSTRACTS: Abstracts of Papers Presented at the 54th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback

ABSTRACTS: Abstracts of Posters Presented at the 54th Annual Scientific Meeting of AAPB

MEMORIAL: Eleanor Criswell-Hanna, 1938–2024

SPECIAL ISSUE: Lessons Learned: A Pilot Study on the Feasibility of Using Biofeedback Monitoring in a Remote Setting with Special Forces Veterans in Saipan

SPECIAL ISSUE: The ACT of Biofeedback—Training for Psychological Flexibility