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The Behavioural Medicine Institute of Australia (BMIA) was established in 1996 by Marek Jantos, to promote and provide non-pharmacological, conservative therapeutic options to patients, clinicians and institutions in Australia. This goal is being successfully implemented through direct services to patients, through the provision of training opportunities to clinicians, academic facilities and health care institutions. To facilitate in the establishment of centres providing therapeutic interventions based on behavioural medicine principles, the BMIA provides the best available equipment and accessories in Biofeedback and Physiological Monitoring. In addition the institute provides extensive literature resources through its published catalogues, enabling access to the latest publications. Through this website the Institute has also endeavoured to assist its visitors to find many relevant links with other information resources, clinics and agencies relevant to the field of behavioural medicine and biofeedback. As an experienced specialist in the field of Psychophysiology, Marek Jantos not only provides training but also clinical services to patients in Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne. He specialises in the field of stress and anxiety disorders and chronic pain management. In recent years he has researched and published extensively in women’s health issues, with a particular focus on the diagnosis and treatment of gynaecological pain. In cooperation with other specialists, Marek Jantos has been the first in Australia to provide biofeedback-assisted therapy to women suffering with vulvodynia and other chronic pelvic disorders. Some of his published medical articles and other information is posted in the women’s health section of this site. We welcome you to this site and hope the information provided will be of assistance. Please communicate with us and share your comments and suggestions. |
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