Date and Time: Friday 15 August, 3-4 pm
Venue: Colloquium Room 653, Level 6, Building 17, Clayton campus, followed by drinks and nibbles afterwards
Speaker: Professor Meg Morris, Head of the School of Allied Health, Faculty of Health Science, La Trobe University
Motor control and motor skill learning are frequently compromised in people with basal ganglia disorders such as Parkinson’s’ disease and Huntington’s disease. This presentation explores recent findings in movement rehabilitation in Parkinson’s disease, based on models of basal ganglia control in health and disease. Gait disorders and movement disorders are a focus.
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