Brain Conversations is a place to help those who work with teaching others the nitty gritty of physical skills learn from others in fields they may never have thought about. Rehab professionals like physical, occupational, and speech therapists and assistants, as well as educators of all kinds, especially those in body related skill fields: music, Feldenkrais, Alexander, and dance. Podcast guests ... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 4 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | EducationMedicineHealth & Fitness |
Adriaan Louw, PT, PhD is on to discuss pain science and the role of neuroplasticity. We discuss pain as a conscious construct/individual experience, the brain mapping changes that occur quickly as a result of immobilization or changes in movement, gr... more
Andrew Byrne, the author of The Singing Athlete and a NYC based voice teacher, is on to discuss how he works with his voice students with brain focused training. We discuss starting from a place of safety as survival based organisms, the "threat buck... more
My first guest is Joseph Arnold, who is a violinist, Alexander Technique teacher, and Director of the Soulforce Arts Institute. He is the author of the upcoming book, "Soulforce Arts: The Vital Role of Musicians & Other Artists in a World That's Lost... more
Welcoming you to Brain Conversations, where we'll be seeing what those in rehabilitation, education, and music can learn from each other. Thanks for coming on the journey!
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