Month: January 2009

     To generate diffusion images, scientists scan the brain, much as they would with a patient undergoing a medical MRI. The data collected during the scan is then analyzed using specialized algorithms to produce an image like this one, which… Continue Reading →

I’d like to reverse engineer the theoretical and physiological principles driving Sensory Integration Therapy to explore applications for adults above and beyond a medicinal application.  Explore a Tonic model as opposed to a Dysfunctional model, i.e. helping to relax, regulate… Continue Reading →