The human brain is complex and remarkably powerful. We are still learning about its ability to rewire itself — neuroplasticity — and how we can harness that potential to improve the human condition, from healing after illness or injury to preventing neurological decline to enhancing performance in healthy people.
The brain’s malleability is not constant. Learning how to induce a state of higher neuroplasticity could lead to breakthroughs in brain health, and the mind-body connection may play a key role. The Mulva Clinic for the Neurosciences proposes a partnership that explores using brain-machine interfaces, neuromodulation and embodied learning as tools to boost neuroplasticity.
Keywords: Cognitive and motor rehabilitation, Speech and language rehabilitation, Neuromodulation, Multimodal sensorimotor coordination, Neuroplasticity, Brain Computer Interfaces, …
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