Biosensors and Biofeedback in Clinical Psychology

The present chapter describes the main features of biosensors and biofeedback, with particular attention to their definitions, main properties, classifications and a general overview of their implementation within several contexts. Subsequently, their application within the field of clinical psychology will be critically discussed, in light of recent research evidence. This examination will follow a developmental rationale, beginning with conditions affecting early ages and adolescence, proceeding to adulthood and senescence. Recommendations for future researches will be pointed out, tracing the path for the next steps for the advancement in clinical applications of biofeedback and biosensors.