When using biofeedback for muscle relaxation, how should a therapist adjust the electrodes for patient progress?

When using biofeedback for muscle relaxation, adjusting the electrodes involves strategically positioning them to enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of the feedback provided to the patient. In this case, moving the electrodes further apart can be beneficial because it allows for a broader area of muscle activity to be monitored. This approach can help in assessing muscle tension more effectively, enabling the therapist to provide meaningful feedback as the patient progresses in their relaxation techniques.

Increasing sensitivity in this context means that the device will be able to pick up subtle changes in muscle tension or relaxation, facilitating a more responsive and beneficial feedback loop for the patient. The combination of moving the electrodes further apart and increasing sensitivity creates an optimal setup for tracking and promoting muscle relaxation, helping the patient achieve their therapeutic goals effectively.