Dermoneuromodulation - Hrvatska

20/03/2020

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DISCLAIMER: Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement audio or video lessons are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment. If you have any kind of medical condition, consult your medical practitioner about using these programs. Though the exercises or lessons are gentle and should be done slowl...

29/02/2020

https://neurosciencenews.com/mechanical-pain-sensor-15779/amp/?fbclid=IwAR2NymCboSfzU8zmrchRGn-smH7oWsWmW4P5GcXVaxKq21X0q5bbEmjQmrQ

Researchers have that discovered a protein in the membrane of sensory neurons is involved in our capacity to experience mechanical pain.

16/02/2020

P.E.A.C.E. & L.O.V.E

We need more peace & love 🙌

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04/02/2020

https://www.spectrumnews.org/features/deep-dive/social-touch-shapes-autism-traits/?fbclid=IwAR2kzXdom4HlfBTtDC0FLVqU1uoyfh6EZA7g7iJCockkLjI-r9pQ6f-pVFs

Autistic people have unusual responses to 'affective touch,' which conveys social and emotional information. Their responses may reveal how autism begins.

31/01/2020

Duchenne type muscular dystrophy (DMD) is the most common hereditary muscular disease among children, leaving them wheelchair-bound before the age of 12 and reducing life expectancy. Researchers have developed a gene therapy that may provide permanent relief for those suffering from DMD.

30/01/2020

"The bottom line for patients and clinicians is that a knee injury is not just about knees -- other areas, like the brain structure, are negatively impacted, too.
"It means that during treatment, a systemic approach should be taken not just to improve range of motion or swelling at the injured joint, but also consider other impairments like poor movement patterns and muscle activation in order to get better outcomes," Lindsey Lepley said. "There is evidence of using visual retraining, different motor learning modalities like external focus of attention and biofeedback, which can help 'rewire' the brain to help the body adapt to a new normal."

It's known that some joint function is often permanently lost after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, and re-injury is common even with intensive physical therapy, but it's unclear why.

27/01/2020

http://heartspacept.com/blog/pondering-postural-control-thats-a-wrap/

Here it is pediPT and pediOT peeps - Paul Hodges research is 23 years old - 23 years!!! And still therapists talk about "core" as if it is an isolated system focusing on strength rather than the complex neuromuscular system that it is. Time to propel our practice into the 21st century by changing our model of central stability and postural control.
http://heartspacept.com/blog/pondering-postural-control-thats-a-wrap/

27/01/2020

"All Paul showed was that in those with pain you got a DELAY in firing. No one showed that the tr**ny was weak, no one showed that the muscle was turned off and no one involved in the research said that the Tr**ny was the most important muscle on the planet.
But somehow physiotherapists, chiros and personal trainers started telling everyone to suck in their stomach when they did squats because the muscle was erroneously deemed to be super important for spine stability. This was never what the research suggested and caused fits in the North American Spine researchers who really railed against this simple idea."

Purpose: To cherry pick a few research articles to suggest that even though our knowledge of core stability is very impressive its link to pain is poor. Nutshell summary: People in pain have spines that function differently than those not in pain.  Many treatments can influence pain.&

07/01/2020

This post shows some great examples of how to not use certain phrases and which phrases to replace them with.⠀
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“All musculoskeletal conditions must be viewed within a more comprehensive framework that takes account of biomedical issues and includes how patients perceive their injuries, their disabilities, their pain, and how they make sense of what is happening to them. The words we (and our patients) use are crucial to this more comprehensive view.”⠀⠀
https://www.jospt.org/ #/doi/full/10.2519/jospt.2018.0610⠀
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If you want to learn more about communication and which metaphors to use with your patients, you can watch Mike Stewart’s course on www.trustme-ed.com 🤓👍

26/12/2019

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25/12/2019

Merry Xmas 🎄🎅🦌🥰

13/12/2019

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07/12/2019

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01/12/2019

How drug makers, hospitals and insurers taught us to fear discomfort.

01/12/2019

Neurons in the cerebral cortex

27/11/2019

"While palpation is used globally by physiotherapists as a readily available and low‐cost method of assessing muscle stiffness, these results indicate that it should be used with caution in diagnosing and defining patient care. Clinical assessment of muscle stiffness requires a validated and reliable palpation scale if this metric is to be used to diagnose pathology and develop treatment protocols. Training in this scale should then be recommended to improve reliability in patient assessment."

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/nau.24192?fbclid=IwAR1jaoFYE-i7Xb-n1d_Jq_5BynZrab04mfNbNnTDVz9xGNLapbTViO_jBaQ

Aim Physiotherapists typically use digital palpation to determine residual tension in a muscle, referred to as muscle stiffness or tone. These assessments are subjective, and little is known about t...

26/11/2019

New research suggests larger parts of the cerebral cortex are involved in processing information about our sense of touch than previously thought.