I am a registered physiotherapist in Canada and a writer.
This site is a home base for study notes and gleanings to do with the humanantigravitysuit and its operating system, the human nervous system. I am interested in how the human nervous system responds to handling and touch (input through manual therapy) and how it moves (responsive or self-generated output).

dianejacobs.com

Somasimple.com Discussion forum

HumanAntigravitySuit Blog

Neurotonics.Blog

Neuroscience-and-Pain-Science-for-Manual-Physical-Therapists (Facebook page)

Twitter @dfjpt

Please note:

1. Ads may distract, but their presence pays for the site, so please learn to ignore them. They are irrelevant to the content and beyond my control.

2. I will add links to this page as I create new pages.

3. This webpage is not tied to an specific geographic location nor to any particular existing PT practice.

4. If you want to talk to me, please visit SomaSimple.com. I'd like to reply, but the discussion function on this wiki is difficult and cumbersome. I've never been able to figure out how to use it.

Diane Jacobs

Treatment

Diane Jacobs

Links

Diane Jacobs

About the nervous system and pain

Diane Jacobs

About cutis/subcutis

The Body in Mind Youtube Channel, featuring Dr. Lorimer Moseley, pain researcher and PT (added Nov. 1, 2009).

Moseley himself speaks in several short videos on topics to do with pain; Butler's videos can also be found there, and a TED talk by Ramachandran.