Coaching

    Stress profiling

    Biofeedback is becoming increasingly popular in coaching and is used by counselors, family coaches, health coaches or social workers. Biofeedback offers objectives parameters and insights into disbalances in physiology as a result of stress. By showing typical physiological stress parameters and disbalances clients gain better insight in their triggers and create techniques to better cope with them. The use of biofeedback speeds up the process in re-integration and aids in prevents down-time, improves the learning of clients to better guard their boundaries, improve performances and has them better deal with high pressure at work. 

    Biofeedback can be a meaningful tool for Human Resources (HR), both in treating the conditions that often originate from stress, as well as gaining insights in precursors of stress and working on prevention. A stress test can provide a good overview of accumulated stress patterns being held in the body and for clients to become aware of stressors or early signals of overload. Employees that suffer from musculoskeletal disorders (WRMD) can also be assisted  determining the best workstation arrangements.

     

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    Assess brain function

    Neurofeedback training can help an employee to gain insights into EEG, thereby providing a tool to improve attention and focus. By giving insights in the employee's own brain waves they learn to understand their complaints better. Neurofeedback can be used to optimize focusing and for cognitive enhancement.

     

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    Equipment for coaches

    NeXus-10 MKII
      • Versatile and integrated system
      • 4 channels of EXG
      • 4 additional AUX inputs
      • Digital inputs and interfacing options
      • Bluetooth or USB data transfer
      NeXus-4
        • Entry-level portable system
        • 2 channels of EEG or EMG
        • 2 additional AUX inputs
        • Bluetooth data transfer