PubMed · 3607092
Skin conductance feedback and panic attacks.
Abstract
A method is described for using skin conductance response (SCR) biofeedback to help patients control their panic attacks. The SCR signal is presented as a symptom analogue, and patients practice provoking and subduing the signal, using a combination of cognitive strategies and physiological relaxation.
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C Gilbert. 1986. Skin conductance feedback and panic attacks.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01003484
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