All participants will also undergo a simple task for the assessment of orthostatic hypotension. Orthostatic hypotension is defined as a decrease of at least 20 mmHg in systolic blood pressure when an individual moves from a supine to standing position. This assessment will occur in the same lab where the biofeedback session occurs. First, both blood pressure and pulse will be recorded with the participant in a standing position. This will serve as the first recording of BP and pulse measures. Then, the participant will be instructed to lie down completely flat on a floor mat (supine position) for 10 minutes. Approximately three minutes after the participant goes from a supine to standing position, both blood pressure and pulse will be once again recorded. A stand-alone blood pressure device will be used to record these measures.