Measurement inputs
The tool supports HR/HRV capture or import and respiration capture when available. Respiration is optional in the configuration because availability may vary.
Baseline HRV / Respiration Assessment
Baseline HRV / Respiration Assessment is a practitioner-only psychophysiological baseline assessment tool for HRV biofeedback practitioners. It helps practitioners measure and summarize a client's resting heart-rate variability, heart rate, and respiration pattern before setting training targets or comparing later sessions.
Review sample baseline data, switch measurement inputs, and inspect comparison readiness before saving.
Interested in using Baseline HRV / Respiration Assessment with clients? Request access now.
Request access
Request access to Baseline HRV / Respiration Assessment. Enter your email below.
Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Reliability states
Poor signal, interruption, dropout, or unstable measurement should mark the baseline partial or not comparison-ready.
Repeat assessment
Repeated baselines create new attempts rather than overwriting earlier records, so the current comparison reference remains traceable.
Boundary
The tool does not diagnose health conditions, prescribe treatment, or collect broad medical history beyond training relevance.
Does the baseline assessment diagnose physiological problems?
No. It summarizes training-relevant baseline signals and comparison readiness without diagnostic conclusions.
Is respiration required?
No. The tool can support HR/HRV only, with respiration summarized when capture is available.
What happens with poor signal quality?
The baseline should be marked unreliable or partial rather than treated as comparison-ready.