Stress and Tension Control 2

Foreword.- An Overview of Contemporary Work in the Field of Stress and Tension Control.- Edmund Jacobson, Father of the Field of Relaxation.- Tension Control for Coping and for Habit Change.- On Edmund Jacobson’s Way of Life.- On the Professional Accomplishments of Edmund Jacobson.- Research Strategies and Approaches.- Stress and Personality as Contributory Factors in the Causation of Cancer.- Research on Stress Ought to be Revised.- Some Clinical Observations on Muscle Tension and Expressive Movement.- Discrimination of Visceral Stimuli, Biofeedback and Self-Regulation: A Methodological Proposal.- A Model of People at High Risk to Develop Chronic Stress Related Symptoms.- Social Psychophysiology of Relaxation Training.- The Role of Substance P in Normalizing Stress Response.- Clinical Applications in Medicine, Psychology-Psychiatry, Speech Pathology and Dentistry.- Stress, Tension and Rheumatic Disease.- Neuromuscular Psychophysiology of Depression.- “Stress Headaches” from Causes in the Musculoskeletal System and their Treatment by Physical Means.- Biofeedback Treatment of Primary Raynaud’s.- Biofeedback: Treatment of Essential Hypertension.- Behavioural Style, Myocardial Infarction, and Cardiovascular Responsiveness.- Tension Control in Speech Pathology.- Self-Help Groups for Agoraphobics: Their Role in Coping with Anxiety and Depression.- The Perception by Dentists and Patients of Fear in Dental Treatment.- Studies of Stress and Tension in Occupational Settings.- Occupational Stress Testing in the Real World.- Stress at Work: A Review of Australian Research.- Autogenic Training as a Stress Management Tool in Air Transport Operations.- The Effect of Autogenic Training upon the Flying Skill of Pilots Under Stress.- Reduction of Stress by Personnel atInstitutions for Child Care and for the Mentally Handicapped.- Stress and Tension Control in Education.- An Experimental Study of Relaxation Training in Swedish Schools: Psychological and Physiological Results.- Some Uses and Limitations of Stress Control Methods in a Local Authority Educational Psychology Service.- Improved Stress Management and Tension Control: A Model Program in a Community College.- Worksite Stressors and University Faculty.- Teaching Dynamic Relaxation at the University of the Third Age — Paris VI.- Methods of Coping with Stress.- Cognitive Strategies to Reduce Stress in Competitive Athletic Performance.- Physical Activity and Stress Reduction: A Review of Selected Literature.- The Physical Mirror of Stress.- The Mitchell Method of Physiological Relaxation.