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The speaker’s path from physical therapist to neuroscientist was driven by fascination with the brain and a need to answer clinical questions asked daily. Why is rehabilitation often one-size-fits-all when brain damage is so varied? On the flip side, why does the same therapy help some patients dramatically but barely touch others? In this session, the speaker will share some key discoveries about motor control and learning and make the case for the importance of human neuroscience for rehabilitation.
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