Seeing and learning to control muscle activity
Biofeedback converts a physiological signal, often muscle activity, into visual or audio information. It helps patients understand contraction or relaxation and participate actively in rehabilitation.
Initial discussion and assessment
Agreeing measurable goals
Treatment, exercise and reassessment
General information: this page does not replace diagnosis or medical advice. For sudden, unusual or severe symptoms, contact emergency services.
Book an appointmentBiofeedback measures and displays a signal; it is different from electrical stimulation.
No. Measurement is generally painless.
Yes. Visual or audio feedback helps compare control during exercises.
Contact NASSER Centre reception. Initial guidance will be provided before confirming an appointment.
