Somatotopic Maps
by Dr Marc Ellis The relationship between our sensory and motor systems is a captivating subject that holds great importance for bodyworkers. Pioneers like Luigi Galvani and Charles Sherrington have provided groundbreaking discoveries that have shed light on the intricate interplay between nerves, muscles, and electric impulses. Galvani’s experiments revealed that applying electricity to nerves…
Somatotopic Maps
The intricate dance between our sensory and motor systems is a fascinating realm that holds significant importance for bodyworkers. Through the groundbreaking discoveries of pioneers like Luigi Galvani and Charles Sherrington, we have unraveled the complex interplay between nerves, muscles, and electric impulses. Galvani’s experiments with electricity and nerves revealed a crucial connection – applying…
Monthly Members’ Webinar – Scar Tissue and Somatotopic Maps: Exploring the Impact on Pain and Motor Systems
Date: Thursday 22nd August 2024Times: 19:00 – 20:00 Check your timezone here.Presenter: Dr Marc EllisTitle: Scar Tissue and Somatotopic Maps: Exploring the Impact on Pain and Motor Systems Description: Embark on a captivating journey with us as we delve into the intriguing fusion of scar tissue, somatotopic maps, and their profound effects on pain perception and motor function. Whether from…
Monthly Member Webinar – Thursday 22nd August 2024
Monthly Member Webinar – Thursday 22nd August 2024 Practical details Date: Thursday 22nd August Time: 19.00 – 20.00 UK time. Check your timezone here Presenter: Dr Marc Ellis Title: Scar Tissue and Somatotopic Maps: Exploring the Impact on Pain and Motor Systems Once you have registered, you will receive an email with the zoom link….
Do not forget the hidden scars
When we think of scarring, we tend to visualise a linear or other scar, caused by surgery or injury; normally visible, something we can focus on and work with in order to minimise its impact on local and even body-wide tissues, organs and systems. However, scars may be the result of other less tangible causes;…
Do not forget the hidden scars
by Jan Trewartha When we think of scarring, we tend to visualise a linear or other scar, caused by surgery or injury; normally visible, something we can focus on and work with in order to minimise its impact on local and even body-wide tissues, organs and systems. However, scars may be the result of other…