Compassion has emerged as a major factor in the therapeutic benefit of mindfulness-based techniques which have been integrated into mainstream healthcare. There is a growing body of evidence of the effects of compassion training on physiological, psychological and behavioral levels. Combining biofeedback with compassion practices can maximize the advantageous psychological and physical changes that are seen with both. Research findings suggest that compassion training may decrease loneliness, depressive symptoms, and sleep difficulty as well as moderate the effects of trauma. read more]
In 1983 Dr. Chartier began a private psychotherapy and biofeedback practice, Life Quality Resources, in Raleigh, NC. QEEG assessments and Neurofeedback training became a part of Dr. Chartier’s work in 1989. [read more]
Dr. Pedar Fagerholm is BCIA board certified as a Fellow in biofeedback and neurofeedback and also specializes in Heart Rate Variability and as a qEEGt. [read more]
