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7.2 Indications/Contraindications and Adverse Effects for Myofeedback
Indications
• Loss of coordination (voluntary muscles)
• Craniomandibular dysfunction
• Tension headache / Migraine
• Stress-related disorders
• Low-Back Pain
• Respiratory diseases
• Orthopedic, post-traumatic and post-surgical disorders
• Peripheral nerve lesions
• Mimic (Facial) Rehabilitation
• Pelvic Floor Reeducation (Incontinence)
• Dysphagia
Contraindications
Because Myofeedback therapy does not “do” anything to the body, few contraindications exist.
Myofeedback therapy is not recommended for persons with severe psychosis, depression, or
obsessional neurosis, nor for debilitated patients or those with psychopathic personalities.
However, because resulting functional improvements can require strenuous physical effort,
individuals interested in Myofeedback may need to be aerobically fit.
Precautions and Warnings:
Myofeedback is dangerous for diabetics and others with endocrine disorders, as it can change
the need for insulin and other medications. Please check with the doctor to see whether this is
an appropriate treatment for you.
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