Neuroplasticity and The Human Body

By Spinal Cord Injuries Australia

September 1, 2022

In the new episode of Have the Nerve, Susan zooms in on neuroplasticity and its effects on the human body. She invites two experts to share their professional knowledge with us.

For this episode, Susan talks to Dr Camila Quel de Oliveira, Lecturer in Physiotherapy at UTS, and NeuroMoves Physiotherapist Hannah Maslen. They discuss the most significant part of the human body – the brain. From the womb to the end of life, the conversation covers neuroplasticity and the relationship with the spinal cord, the information super highway in our body. How does this relate to people with spinal cord injuries? Camila and Hannah will tell you all about it.

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