Paul is a Harvard trained clinical and research psychologist who is Professor of Psychiatry, Rutgers?Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, in Piscataway, Dapoxetine. He has a long standing interest in respiratory psychophysiology and heart rate variability. His basic and clinical research has formed the basis for much of what is now known about biofeedback interventions for asthma, autonomic function, and emotional instability. He is one of the seminal researchers on heart rate variability biofeedback, and also is perhaps the last living student of Edmund Jacobson. He has published widely on stress management and on differences and similarities among various stress management and relaxation strategies. He is past president of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and recipient of their Distinguished Scientist Award Silagra. At last count, he has been principal investigator on 13 grants from major agencies, co-investigator on an additional 16 grants, has published 145 articles in peer reviewed journals, and is senior editor of the widely used text, Principles and Practice of Stress Management, now in its third edition. See Curriculum Vitae »

Courses Taught:

• Heart Rate Variability BFB PEPB005