Early modality-specific cortical regions are modulated by attended visual stimuli: interaction of vision, touch, and behavioural intent

Modulation of early modality-specific cortical potentials by attention, and associated changes in task performance

I'm a physiotherapist trained in sports medicine and vestibular rehabilitation, with a clinical focus on concussion rehabilitation. 

I began my PhD becuase I wanted to answer questions about how concussion affects the brain. My main interest is in understanding how concussion affects cortical processing of sensory stimuli, especially when the stimuli are conflicting.

I also feel that, as a clinician-scientist, it is my responsibility to move science out of the lab and into the hands of other clinicians. This was my goal when I started my business, OneBrain, which provides high-quality, evidence-based concussion and neuroscience education to health care providers and fitness professionals. I went into health care because I wanted to help people, and teaching concussion best practices and explaining the amazing power of the brain to guide movement, I am able to help many more people than I can in my clinical practice alone.

Concussion Rehabilitation

Neuroscience

Vestibular System

Physiotherapy

Concussions

OneBrain Neuroscience

Concussion Neuroscience: Emerging Tests

Poster: Attentional gating at early cortical processing stages is associated with changes in behavioural peformance on a motor task with sensory conflict

Poster: Changes in early visual and tactile processing after recovery fron concussion

Registered Physiotherapist / PhD candidate, Department of Kinesiology

KMHA Head Trauma - Meaghan Adams - Concussion Rehabilitation

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