Continuing Education Provider
The National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork has approved Cathy Holway, PT, DPT, as a Continuing Education Provider (#451266-10).
The Florida Physical Therapy Association has approved the Neurovascular Institute, Inc. as a Continuing Education provider for the Sensory Brain Development class (accreditation CE111017565), the Clinical Foundations class (accreditation #CE110116288), and the Essential Mouthwork Class (accreditation #CE110817367). Accreditation of these courses does not necessarily imply the FPTA supports the views of the presenter or the sponsors.
The Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association has approved the Clinical Foundations Class for 15 CEHs (course #13944).
The Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association has approved the Essential Mouthwork Class for 23 CEHs (course #14216).
The Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association has approved the Sensory Brain Development Class for 6 CEHs (course #14414).
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NeuroInsight Blog
Telling the Story, part 2
Well it's almost a year since the shift in our storytelling began, and our dance with the nervous system took center stage. The new Neurovascular Flow class gave us even more language - and a new level of challenge. We explored the form and functions of th... [Read Full Article]
Parasympathetics in Paradise!
The caregiving class is growing up to be a whole 'nother thing. It is becoming the walking Neurovascular Integration way of life. Did you know.... all that deep breathing, all the belly breathing and settle into your hips and make jello eyeballs is ... [Read Full Article]
New NeuroInsight Blog Feature
As many of you know, graduate school revealed my inner research geek, brought me deep into the realms of science-based medicine, and forever changed the nature of our work. One benefit of that process has been the rich accumulation of research articles, ... [Read Full Article]
The Power of Our Presence
It's about the Power of our Presence.... not proscribed techniques. The more intricately we understand the dance of the nervous system and the conversations that are occurring even as we enter the treatment room, the more simple and powerful our... [Read Full Article]
The Other Brain
Only 15% of your brain is composed of neurons. 85% is made of... glial cells.... Einstein's brain had twice the glial content as a "normal brain" ....... Now you can watch Dr. Douglas Fields tell these stories, from his research and his book, "The Oth... [Read Full Article]
*Miracles for Mito*
A few years ago I started visiting Amaryllis Therapy Network in Denver. I met a sweet young lady named Samantha and her amazing mom Heather. Samantha had Mitochondrial disorder. After she passed away a year ago, the "Miracles for Mito" foundation was born.... [Read Full Article]
"sometimes, growth is the way out of pain"
In that curious, meandering path of life's discoveries, I found Paul Ingraham's blog: Saving Yourself. I've been linking a few of his recent impressive posts on FB, and wanted to bring this one here. http://saveyourself.ca/articles/personal-growth.php... [Read Full Article]
This is what you're looking for!
11/1/11 We've had to do a bit of reorganizing... scroll down for the older posts... thanks! and enjoy! 10/25/11 McGilchrist quoting Einstein: " The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society th... [Read Full Article]
Connecting through story
11/1/11 Speaking of the work.... first we connect through story, find our common "belief and values agreement" - the WHY of being here together. Then we share HOW we use it to bring WHAT we do into the world.... and hopefully don't trigger the "backfi... [Read Full Article]
the real reason?
Entertaining TED video about WHY we have brains. ... [Read Full Article]
special video
http://www.archive.org/details/Brain_Network_Dynamics_2007-05_Gyorgy_Buzsaki This is talk 5 (of 31) at the Conference on Brain Network Dynamics held at the University of California at Berkeley on January 26-27, 2007. Speaker is György Buzsáki... [Read Full Article]
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