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Noigroup Clinical Discussions
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2023
A channel for clinicians learning how to confidently apply Explain Pain and Noigroup concepts in the clinic to improve patient outcomes.
Graded Motor Imagery in the Clinic: Practical Applications and Integration
Summary:
In this webinar, Tim Beames, a principal NOI instructor and co-author of the Graded Motor Imagery book, discusses the practical applications and integration of Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) in clinical practice. He explores the different levels of understanding and using GMI, from basic to advanced, and provides insights into how clinicians can incorporate GMI into their treatment plans for various conditions, such as complex regional pain syndrome, phantom limb pain, and post-stroke pain.
Key Points:
GMI is a stepwise approach involving three stages: implicit motor imagery, explicit motor imagery, and mirror therapy.
GMI can be used to help clinical situations where there are certain changes evident, such as loss of inhibition or disinhibition affecting movement.
Clinicians can integrate elements of GMI into their clinical reasoning process, such as using the Recognize app to assess attentional bias.
At an advanced level, clinicians can use their knowledge to identify targeted approaches based on the specific features of a patient's presentation.
GMI should be part of an individualized treatment package and not used as a standalone treatment.
Key Timestamps:
02:41 - Brief explanation of Graded Motor Imagery
05:41 - Basic level of understanding and using GMI
09:07 - Intermediate or mid-level of understanding and using GMI
15:48 - Advanced level of understanding and using GMI
23:22 - Discussing the homunculus and somatosensory cortex in relation to GMI
27:42 - Information about Tim Beames' upcoming GMI course
Keywords: Graded Motor Imagery, GMI, clinical practice, complex regional pain syndrome, phantom limb pain, post-stroke pain, attentional bias, clinical reasoning, individualized treatment, neurophysiology, embodiment, body perception, NOI
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In this webinar, Tim Beames, a principal NOI instructor and co-author of the Graded Motor Imagery book, discusses the practical applications and integration of Graded Motor Imagery (GMI) in clinical practice. He explores the different levels of understanding and using GMI, from basic to advanced, and provides insights into how clinicians can incorporate GMI into their treatment plans for various conditions, such as complex regional pain syndrome, phantom limb pain, and post-stroke pain.
Key Points:
GMI is a stepwise approach involving three stages: implicit motor imagery, explicit motor imagery, and mirror therapy.
GMI can be used to help clinical situations where there are certain changes evident, such as loss of inhibition or disinhibition affecting movement.
Clinicians can integrate elements of GMI into their clinical reasoning process, such as using the Recognize app to assess attentional bias.
At an advanced level, clinicians can use their knowledge to identify targeted approaches based on the specific features of a patient's presentation.
GMI should be part of an individualized treatment package and not used as a standalone treatment.
Key Timestamps:
02:41 - Brief explanation of Graded Motor Imagery
05:41 - Basic level of understanding and using GMI
09:07 - Intermediate or mid-level of understanding and using GMI
15:48 - Advanced level of understanding and using GMI
23:22 - Discussing the homunculus and somatosensory cortex in relation to GMI
27:42 - Information about Tim Beames' upcoming GMI course
Keywords: Graded Motor Imagery, GMI, clinical practice, complex regional pain syndrome, phantom limb pain, post-stroke pain, attentional bias, clinical reasoning, individualized treatment, neurophysiology, embodiment, body perception, NOI
Noigroup
Noigroup courses: www.noigroup.com/events/
Noigroup Clinical Discussion Group:
/ 243578159913567
NoiUK Book shop: www.noiukshop.com/
NoiNL Book Shop: www.noigroupshop.nl/c-3182880...
Noigroup Book Shop: www.noigroup.com/shop/
Le Pub Scientifique
Le Pub Scientifique: www.lepubscientifique.com/
Pain Podcast: Le Pub Scientifique: lepubscientifique.podbean.com/
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Thanks for this Tim. It might be worth doing an update after doing the course with you in-person at NOI headquarters in about 2015!
Thank you so much for reminder of GMI and the way you use it, so similar how I've used it in the past
Hey @christinamacleod3578 this is music to our ears! Keep up the amazing work!
Loved this one. Your comments about diet, sleep and movement are so reassuring especially for those with nerve pain.
I always wonder why the NOI group never talks about myofascial pain subscribet. It is the most common cause of persistent and chronic pain
While I'm sure Tim is a great teacher, I've abandoned the session only 14 minutes into it after listening to what seemed a very disorganized rambling without any practical advice for how we help our clients deal with the real problem of validating their internal experience or how to turn this into an avenue for recovery from persistent pain and its functional impact. I know Tim and Joanna can do better but didn't feel that continuing to listen to this session was going to produce anything that hadn't emerged in the first 14 minutes. Perhaps consulting with David Butler about effective teaching strategies for these Noigroup Clinical Discussions would be a good idea.
how irritating that laughing all the time
Fabulous talk on so many areas we're slowly learning more about. Thank you for sharing 👏🌟👏
Thanks so much, Christina, we are honoured to have you watching and grateful for your wonderful feedback!
Just wondering if someone could post a link to the 'la pub...' website mentioned at the beginning of the chat?
Hi! Here is the link to the Le Pub website: www.lepubscientifique.com/ Enjoy!
Winchester UK
Having been on one of your courses, hopeful You'll take this the right way. You're speaking like an occupation therapist 😮
Dry needling is an unbelievably effective way to reverse both peripheral and central sensitization. Dry needling treats myofascial trigger points which are the hallmark of myofascial pain syndrome. Myofascial pain syndrome is the most common manifestion of chronic pain
great work as ever!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for this. Brilliant. The Winter School looks amazing but being a parent, I have to collect kids at 3.15 😞.
Hi there, all the sessions are recorded if that helps OR you might be interested in 'Night School' with Ben Davies, these sessions run in the evening and are again, recorded. Details for night school are here: www.noigroup.com/event/explain-pain-night-school-online-2/
Thank you so much, it's lovely to get an explanation about pain and how it's become unbalanced. Also useful to know that inflammatory response is useful too 🤔 Sounds like letting the body cope in the natural way in the acute stage of injury is better than taking NSAI drugs 🤔 Isn't the body amazing? We've so much more to learn🌟
Totally! Glad you took away these messages. Thanks 🙏
Excellent knowledge and explanation from Tim. So God to have these nuggets from key experts. Thank you.
Good!
Our pleasure!
Fantastic. Thanks 🙏
Thanks, so glad you enjoyed 😊