
Home About Us Benefits of Membership Optional Benefits Application Process & Fees News & Events Recommended Resources Journal of Medical Biofeedback Author Guidelines Biofeedback Directory		Journal of Medical Biofeedback The Journal of Medical Biofeedback has merged with the new International Medical Journal for Natural Therapies (IMJNT). Like the JMB, the IMJNT is a high quality peer reviewed journal. The IMJNT has the same mission of providing a publishing venue for well-documented articles presenting original research in the natural healthcare field, but has a wider scope of interest and will cover all forms of natural therapy. The senior editors for the Journal of Medical Biofeedback are Drs. Eric Braverman, Susan Lark, Keith Scott-Mumby and C. Norman Sheeley. For a listing of editors and peer reviewers see the Journal Editorial Board. Members of IMANT, MBACB, TNTANA, and BANA are encouraged to write research papers for possible publication. The research must describe how a natural therapy modality impacted a specific issue within the scope of practice defined by the license of the author. Double blind studies are not required. A.B.A. studies are encouraged. Multiple authors are encouraged for more controversial issues and uses of natural therapies. The Author Guidelines for additional information. The term biofeedback for purposes of the Journal is intended to cover the following interventions: Audio entrainment Audio-visual entrainment Bioenergetics Biofeedback Biofield analysis Biofrequency Bionics Biophysical electromagnetic stimulation (BEMS) Bioresonance Computerized electroencephalography (CEEG or QEEG) Cranial Electrical Stimulation (CES) Hemoencephalography (HEG) Kinesthetic entrainment Neurofeedback Neurotherapy Magnetic therapy Quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG) Quantum biofeedback Quantum physics biofeedback Transcranial magnetic therapy (TMT) Visual entrainment The term “natural therapies” for the purposes of the Journal includes but is not limited to the following interventions: Acupressure Applied kinesiology Aromatherapy Cold Laser Therapy Color Therapy Cranio-sacral Therapy Crystal Therapy Homepathy Kinesthetic Therapy Light Therapy Massage Therapy Oil Drop Technique Pain Management Passive Sound Therapy Reflexology Shiatsu Spiritual Healing Stress Management Members of the Association desiring to maintain rigorous research involving biofeedback are encouraged to volunteer as a peer reviewer for the Journal. Each peer reviewer will be expected to critically review a maximum of two research articles each year. As much as possible the managing editor will attempt to send only articles within the peer reviewers areas of major emphasis for review.
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Journal of Medical Biofeedback

The Journal of Medical Biofeedback has merged with the new International Medical Journal for Natural Therapies (IMJNT). Like the JMB, the IMJNT is a high quality peer reviewed journal. The IMJNT has the same mission of providing a publishing venue for well-documented articles presenting original research in the natural healthcare field, but has a wider scope of interest and will cover all forms of natural therapy. The senior editors for the Journal of Medical Biofeedback are Drs. Eric Braverman, Susan Lark, Keith Scott-Mumby and C. Norman Sheeley. For a listing of editors and peer reviewers see the Journal Editorial Board.

Members of IMANT, MBACB, TNTANA, and BANA are encouraged to write research papers for possible publication. The research must describe how a natural therapy modality impacted a specific issue within the scope of practice defined by the license of the author. Double blind studies are not required. A.B.A. studies are encouraged. Multiple authors are encouraged for more controversial issues and uses of natural therapies. The Author Guidelines for additional information.

The term biofeedback for purposes of the Journal is intended to cover the following interventions:

Audio entrainment
Audio-visual entrainment
Bioenergetics
Biofeedback
Biofield analysis
Biofrequency
Bionics
Biophysical electromagnetic stimulation (BEMS)
Bioresonance
Computerized electroencephalography (CEEG or QEEG)
Cranial Electrical Stimulation (CES)
Hemoencephalography (HEG)
Kinesthetic entrainment
Neurofeedback
Neurotherapy
Magnetic therapy
Quantitative electroencephalography (QEEG)
Quantum biofeedback
Quantum physics biofeedback
Transcranial magnetic therapy (TMT)
Visual entrainment

The term “natural therapies” for the purposes of the Journal includes but is not limited to the following interventions:

Acupressure
Applied kinesiology
Aromatherapy
Cold Laser Therapy
Color Therapy
Cranio-sacral Therapy
Crystal Therapy
Homepathy
Kinesthetic Therapy
Light Therapy
Massage Therapy
Oil Drop Technique
Pain Management
Passive Sound Therapy
Reflexology
Shiatsu
Spiritual Healing
Stress Management

Members of the Association desiring to maintain rigorous research involving biofeedback are encouraged to volunteer as a peer reviewer for the Journal. Each peer reviewer will be expected to critically review a maximum of two research articles each year. As much as possible the managing editor will attempt to send only articles within the peer reviewers areas of major emphasis for review.