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All New! This insightful and comprehensive monograph provides fundamental and detailed summaries of HeartMath Institute’s many years of innovative research. It presents brief overviews of heart rate variability, resilience, coherence, heart-brain interactions, intuition and the scientific discoveries that shaped techniques developed to increase personal and social fulfillment and effectiveness. Included are summary reports of research conducted in the business, education, health and first responder fields. Both the layperson and science professional will appreciate its simplicity and thoroughness. Downloadable e-Book versions also available.  More info »

A Practitioners Guide, Applications of Using the emWave® PC* Stress Relief System
This is an in-depth practitioners guide that offers new tools for stress reduction and emotional management. Discussion topics include how to evaluate clients; explaining the emWave® PC system to clients; hands-on use and step-by-step outline for using HeartMath techniques with clients; practical tips on designing effective strategies; interviews with practitioners in clinics, hospitals and private practice, who discuss applications; and results and descriptions of heart-rate variability and psychophysiological coherence. (Downloadable e-book version also available.)

*Now called emWave2®, and formerly known as the Freeze-Framer®.
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Transforming Depression: The HeartMath® Solution to Feeling Overwhelmed, Sad, and Stressed — By Doc Childre and Deborah Rozman, Ph.D. Foreword by Frank Lawlis, Ph.D., Clinical and Counseling Psychologist

Release and prevent depression
“This book shows how specific practices of mindfulness and emotional mastery can help anyone regain control of their physiology and mental processes,” says David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PH.D., a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh and author of Healing Without Freud or Prozac and The Instinct to Heal. “This is an important help in the treatment of depression.”  More info »