Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method® with a runner with scoliosis and hip and lumbar pain: A case report

Myers, Lori K.

doi:10.1016/j.jbmt.2015.06.003

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“…Since, breathing component is considered as one of the education method in FM, considering respiratory assessment as one of the clinical tools could be of interest in scoliosis and spinal pain. The outcome of meaningful improvement in pain intensity observed in this present case study also inferred to have a normal breathing pattern (Myers, 2016).…”

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“…One of the outcomes noticed in the present case study included alteration in the quality of the client's breathing and it has been observed that the breath is being related to fluid movement through the application of neuroplasticity theory (Myers, 2016). Since, breathing component is considered as one of the education method in FM, considering respiratory assessment as one of the clinical tools could be of interest in scoliosis and spinal pain.…”

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confidence: 74%

“…We read with much interest the paper titled "Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method with a runner with scoliosis and hip and lumbar pain: A case report" by LK Myers, 2016. This is an interesting case study that highlight the importance of the neuroplasticity theory for the Feldenkrais Method (FM) on musculoskeletal condition (Myers, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Letter to Editor: Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method with a runner with scoliosis and lower quarter pain: Additional respiratory mechanics principle, implication of the Feldenkrais method for clinical practice in neuro-musculoskeletal rehabilitation

Mohan

Paungmali

Sitilertpisan

2017

Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies

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Letter to Editor: Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method with a runner with scoliosis and lower quarter pain: Additional respiratory mechanics principle, implication of the Feldenkrais method for clinical practice in neuro-musculoskeletal rehabilitation

Mohan

Paungmali

Sitilertpisan

2017

Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies

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“…Scoliotic posture means a tendency to deflect the axis of the spine from a straight line, associated rather with the wrong habit of keeping the individual body segments. At the beginning each spontaneously growing scoliosis is a gradual low curvature -scoliotic posture (Myers, 2016). After time it reveals the actual development trends (Byun & Han, 2016;Kim & Hwang, 2016).…”

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The Analysis of Selected Posturogram Parameters in Children with Scoliotic Changes

Wilczyński¹,

Habik²,

Bieniek³

et al. 2018

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The aim of the research was to analyze selected posturogram parameters in children with scoliotic changes. 28 girls aged 7-18 years old were involved in the study. Children attended to the Interschool Centre of Corrective Exercises in Starachowice. The research was conducted in June 2011. Spine research was made by Exhibeon digital radiography. Based on the size of the angle of spinal curvature there were identified scoliotic posture: 1-9° and scoliosis: ≥10°. There were 21 (75%) children with scoliotic posture, and 7 (25%) with idiopathic scoliosis. The frequency and type of defect didn't depended on age. Postural reactions were examined by static-dynamic Tecnobody's ST 310 Plus Stability System platform. Perimeter was from 539,46 with opened eyes (OE) to 759,04 with closed eyes (CE). The difference in Romberg's Test was 219,58. Ellipse area was from 447,46 with opened eyes (OE) to 850,32 with closed eyes (CE). The difference in Romberg's Test was 402,86. Perimeter ratio was 146,68, and Area ratio was 213,89. Analysis of variance showed a significant effect of study options which clearly differentiates Permeter (p=0,000008) and Ellipse Area (p=0,029882) in the research with opened and closed eyes. In a study with closed eyes it has been observed a significant increase of posturogram variables. Analysis of variance for Area ratio didn't show any significant effects (p= 0,376899) similarly for Perimeter ratio (p=0,523086). Posturogram variables generally decreased with age, however the analysis of variance didn't show any statistically significant effects. The analysis of the Spearman rank correlation of posturogram variables with age of examined persons also didn't show any significant associations.

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“…As neuroscience has provided deep insight into the mostly unconscious processes involved in and underlying interoception and interoceptive awareness (Critchley, Wiens, Rotshtein, Ohman, & Dolan, 2004;Schmalzl & Kerr, 2016), it has conducted its first studies of the claims of the Feldenkrais Guild that the effectiveness of Feldenkrais training may be based on "rewiring your brain" (i.e., neuroplasticity; Myers, 2016;Verrel, Almagor, Schumann, Lindenberger, & Kuhn, 2015). What is needed are clinical studies to show that changes in brain activities help patients with medical conditions.…”

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If It All Comes Down to Bodily Awareness, How Do We Know? Assessing Bodily Awareness

Mehling¹

2020

Kinesiology Review

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A purported key mechanism of action in most mind–body movement approaches is the maturation and development of bodily awareness. This is an experiential learning process with its own phenomenology, underlying neurological processes, and challenges for scientific study. This report focuses on the assessment of changes in bodily awareness, which is of key importance for the documentation of this learning process for both research and clinical application. Objective assessments requiring lab equipment are briefly reviewed. Qualitative assessments can be performed by interviews, focus groups, and second-person observation of movement performance. In addition, systematically developed self-report questionnaires have become available in recent years, have undergone extensive validation, and are presented here.

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Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method® with a runner with scoliosis and hip and lumbar pain: A case report

Cited by 8 publications

References 29 publications

Letter to Editor: Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method with a runner with scoliosis and lower quarter pain: Additional respiratory mechanics principle, implication of the Feldenkrais method for clinical practice in neuro-musculoskeletal rehabilitation

Letter to Editor: Application of neuroplasticity theory through the use of the Feldenkrais Method with a runner with scoliosis and lower quarter pain: Additional respiratory mechanics principle, implication of the Feldenkrais method for clinical practice in neuro-musculoskeletal rehabilitation

The Analysis of Selected Posturogram Parameters in Children with Scoliotic Changes

If It All Comes Down to Bodily Awareness, How Do We Know? Assessing Bodily Awareness

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