Flashback Fridays -Laterality intact, but a touch of dysynchiria
Laterality intact, but a touch of dysynchiria Our friend Hardy the fireman, fell through a plate glass window and managed slice up his RIGHT forearm…
noijam: nɔɪdʒæm, since 2013
Ad. Spreadable, digestible, sticky, musical, noisy, flavoursome, harmonious, collaborative
Noun. Communal music session, crowd, signal interference, tight space
Verb. Press, squeeze, crowd
If you didn't find what you were looking for, try a new search!
Laterality intact, but a touch of dysynchiria Our friend Hardy the fireman, fell through a plate glass window and managed slice up his RIGHT forearm…
For people who realise the value of therapeutic story telling, there should be a new joy in reading neuroscience literature with so much of the…
Every year since 1998, the Edge.org website has asked a fundamental, heavy question and then sought responses from hundreds of great minds from all around the…
Metaphors are powerful teaching tools. Some are obvious and can be used to explain a single concept; peripheral nerves explained using a metaphor of telephone…
Hypnosis can be a divisive topic with polarised views about its legitimacy, efficacy and place within mainstream medicine (whatever that is). The following story that…
I picked up this lovely neuroscience nugget from Tim Cocks. No matter what the problem a person has, after an injury there will nearly always…
David Butler’s recent post, Time for Motor Freedom has created quite a buzz. Thousands have read the piece, it has been shared around social media channels…
From Golf Week: Tiger: Back pain no longer ‘debilitating’ “Recovering from March 31 microdiscectomy surgery that dealt with a pinched back nerve, Woods said he…
Nugget 5 “Your muscles are dry” “Your muscles are dry” – this short, sharp and novel metaphor is sure to get attention. This is…
From a recent article in the Herald Sun Tests to identify future sufferers of chronic pain after operations “Speaking at the Australian and New Zealand…