As a biofeedback therapist, your job is to support the mental health of your patients by using technology to monitor their biological behavior as well as therapy techniques to teach them how to change that behavior. In this role, you may develop a personalized treatment plan for each patient, clean and attach electrodes and other devices, and discuss readings with patients to help them understand what their bodies are doing. Biofeedback therapists often scan and interpret aspects of the body like heart function, breathing rate, skin temperature, brainwaves, and muscle activity, all of which can impact the physical and mental health of patients. For this job, therapy usually involves speaking with patients, rather than providing direct stimulation through techniques like electroshock therapy.