There’s always somewhere to go with Graded Motor Imagery
Endless opportunities for clinical reasoning and creative application “There’s always somewhere to go…” We say this all the time during Graded Motor Imagery courses because the…
Imagined movements – think (and see) yourself stronger
We know visualisation has been used in sports to enhance performance, and now visualisation or explicit motor imagery is also an integral part of chronic pain…
Paracelse et l’Imagerie Motrice Graduelle
A good friend of NOI, Yannick Barde-Cabusson has previously translated our DIM SIM NOInote into French – Les DIMs et les SIMs. Yannick is back with a wonderful story…
Breast Cancer Laterality Study – help us reach our 2017 goal
Hi everyone, Just a quick update on how we are travelling with this research, and a request to help us keep this going. To date we…
Where to join us in Australia in 2018
All across this great southern land We’ve planned a big year for 2018 – as our plans stand so far, you’ll find us in Canberra, Warrnambool,…
Gros plan sur l’Imagerie Motrice Implicite
A good friend of NOI, Yannick Barde-Cabusson has previously translated our DIM SIM NOInote into French – Les DIMs et les SIMs. Yannick has now translated a number of…
Graded Motor Imagery post stroke
There are obvious motor changes that pose a problem when treating stroke patients – very limited, or at times, no active active function of a limb. Graded Motor…
It’s not about the body part
At EP3 in Adelaide in 2016, Lorimer spoke for about 10 minutes on the practical status of GMI, in particular interpreting Left/Right Discrimination findings. This is…
Recognise Apps
The brand new Recognise Apps are now available for iOS and Android. These Apps have been built from the ground up with powerful new features: Testing and Training…
Impromptu mirror fingers
Each week at NOI we receive dozens of messages from clinicians and patients from around the world. There are technical questions about using our products, requests…
