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Cervical Joint Position Error Testing, An Objective Component of Modern Concussion Assessment - HeadX

Cervical Joint Position Error Testing, An Objec...

Richard Wheatley

Concussion assessment continues to advance as research clarifies the functional relationship between the head and the cervical spine. Cervical Joint Position Error testing, known as JPE, provides an objective measure...

Cervical Joint Position Error Testing, An Objec...

Richard Wheatley

Concussion assessment continues to advance as research clarifies the functional relationship between the head and the cervical spine. Cervical Joint Position Error testing, known as JPE, provides an objective measure...

The Origin of HeadX - HeadX

The Origin of HeadX

Richard Wheatley

The idea for HeadX came from a weekend that had nothing to do with physiotherapy or technology, but everything to do with possibility. A few years ago, I joined Hackcessible,...

The Origin of HeadX

Richard Wheatley

The idea for HeadX came from a weekend that had nothing to do with physiotherapy or technology, but everything to do with possibility. A few years ago, I joined Hackcessible,...

Dual Tasking in Vestibular Rehabilitation: Clinical Value and Evidence - HeadX

Dual Tasking in Vestibular Rehabilitation: Clin...

Richard Wheatley

Clinical takeaway: dual-task exercise can expose changes in gait, balance or head control that are not obvious during a single task. It can be useful when progressed carefully, but evidence...

Dual Tasking in Vestibular Rehabilitation: Clin...

Richard Wheatley

Clinical takeaway: dual-task exercise can expose changes in gait, balance or head control that are not obvious during a single task. It can be useful when progressed carefully, but evidence...

Understanding Kinesiophobia: Fear of Movement in Musculoskeletal Disorders - HeadX

Understanding Kinesiophobia: Fear of Movement i...

Richard Wheatley

Introduction Kinesiophobia, defined as the fear of movement or physical activity due to the belief that it may cause pain or re-injury, is increasingly recognised as a significant factor in...

Understanding Kinesiophobia: Fear of Movement i...

Richard Wheatley

Introduction Kinesiophobia, defined as the fear of movement or physical activity due to the belief that it may cause pain or re-injury, is increasingly recognised as a significant factor in...

Cervical Control and Post-Stroke Rehabilitation: Making the Invisible Visible - HeadX

Controllo cervicale e Riabilitazione post-ictus...

Richard Wheatley

Oltre il recupero degli arti La riabilitazione dell’ictus si concentra spesso sul recupero della forza e della funzionalità degli arti, ma questo focus a volte oscura le sfide più silenziose...

Controllo cervicale e Riabilitazione post-ictus...

Richard Wheatley

Oltre il recupero degli arti La riabilitazione dell’ictus si concentra spesso sul recupero della forza e della funzionalità degli arti, ma questo focus a volte oscura le sfide più silenziose...

Concussion Impairments and Rehabilitation: A Guide for Recovery - HeadX

Disturbi da concussione e riabilitazione: Una g...

Richard Wheatley

La commozione cerebrale è molto più di una lesione cerebrale a breve termine: può disturbare la vista, l'equilibrio, il pensiero, l'umore e persino la tolleranza del corpo all'esercizio fisico. Questa...

Disturbi da concussione e riabilitazione: Una g...

Richard Wheatley

La commozione cerebrale è molto più di una lesione cerebrale a breve termine: può disturbare la vista, l'equilibrio, il pensiero, l'umore e persino la tolleranza del corpo all'esercizio fisico. Questa...