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Individual psychophysiological therapy incorporating biofeedback training is a specialized therapeutic approach that combines the use of biofeedback techniques with psychotherapy. This therapy is conducted in a face-to-face setting with the patient and is designed to address various psychological and physiological issues. The primary aim of psychophysiological therapy is to assist individuals in managing stressors that may lead to anxiety disorders, chronic pain, and somatic symptoms. Biofeedback is a key component of this therapy, utilizing electronic devices to monitor physiological functions such as skin conductance, muscle tension, skin temperature, and heart rate. By providing real-time feedback, patients can learn to gain control over their autonomic nervous system responses, which can help alleviate symptoms associated with stress and anxiety. In conjunction with biofeedback, psychotherapy techniques such as insight-oriented discussions, behavior modification strategies, and supportive counseling are employed to facilitate self-understanding and behavioral change. This comprehensive approach not only addresses the psychological aspects of the patient's condition but also empowers them to take an active role in their own health management. For billing purposes, the CPT® code 90876 is specifically designated for a 45-minute session of this combined therapy, while code 90875 is used for a shorter, 30-minute session.
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