Neuroplasticity Training

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024

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  • @claremckenzie5119
    @claremckenzie5119 4 года назад +14

    Three weeks in and your bespoke exercises are really helping strengthen my legs. For climbing and descending stairs really does help. As well as everyday walking too. Bravo!

  • @adilahanwar
    @adilahanwar Год назад +9

    as i kid i thought lifting one eyebrow at a time was cool so i would spend a lot of time doing what i called, “training my eyebrows” until finally i was able to do it! now i can say it was through neuroplasticity!

  • @chaichat1120
    @chaichat1120 5 лет назад +9

    This is fascinating. I know i get frustrated when my body doesn't seem to function properly, but this concept makes sense. Thanks for explaining it so clearly.

  • @lynnyogabellydance3737
    @lynnyogabellydance3737 Год назад +1

    Thank you 💜

  • @Jerusalem_Warrior
    @Jerusalem_Warrior 3 года назад +12

    So I'm not exaggerating when I "talk to my feet" and order them, "OK, let's go, guys, left, right, left!" An innocent bystander wouldn't understand... 🤭

    • @alexandermonzon8165
      @alexandermonzon8165 Год назад

      Innocent or a un-edumakated person now I even know after my boxing drills and I can lift my left leg after the one two three combo and everytime I throw my left you must move to the left and a extra step from you're left leg must be done to spin while low and centered to get away from the Center line of Fire I just couldn't do it and stayed stuck even though I had to do it now I will keep practicing since I'm excellent moving right who woulda known or is it that Mylen deficiency or what ever she called it Hahaha...

  • @donnaschow613
    @donnaschow613 Год назад +3

    I just found you...... I am in awe. I spent 6mos in hospital after covid. I have been pretty much bed bound for a year and a half. I had to relearn how to do everything again after a 3 week coma. I am still dealing with fibromyalgia and POTS and back pain. I am hopeful...

  • @gunmetalgrey-j3z
    @gunmetalgrey-j3z 2 месяца назад

    dear Gretchen ,
    much obliged ..
    the gyms massage chair gets me to go in the first place these days prolly ..
    =]
    since I'm already there ,
    decent stretches
    light weight machines
    then bit o' cardio usually
    been avoiding using my cane !
    (just carry with in case)
    yer advice has very positive results here, and im sure with everybody else who hears you .
    your patented smile and wave are contagious .
    best regards to family and puppy .
    =]

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  2 месяца назад

      I'm so glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you for the well wishes!

  • @passivemoon
    @passivemoon Год назад

    Thank you. 😊

  • @jabhookjabcross4231
    @jabhookjabcross4231 Год назад

    Gretchen this is an absolutely brilliant video 👍😁! So important for everyone with ms to see this, understand it and implement it. There is no such thing as no way to help yourself, but far too many do give up or don't try as hard as they need to for personal benefit. Hopefully wide exposure to this very positive and informative video will put that right for many😃!

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  Год назад

      Absolutely! I can understand how it can become discouraging when progress doesn't happen as quickly as we would like it to, but it is important to continue moving forward in a positive way!

  • @pirozhki2814
    @pirozhki2814 3 года назад +1

    Thank you.

  • @aanujbbisht
    @aanujbbisht 11 месяцев назад

    thank you so much for this !!!

  • @OriolaRrokaj
    @OriolaRrokaj 6 месяцев назад

    So helpfully ❤❤❤

  • @kothandaramanselvam
    @kothandaramanselvam 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you❤

  • @lesliex7894
    @lesliex7894 5 лет назад +6

    Once you build a new pathway to, for example, lift your leg, how long does it stay learned? Do you have to keep doing the exercise?

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  5 лет назад +3

      That's a great question! As long as you continue practicing the movement and using that new pathway, it will stay learned and be the new pathway that is used!

  • @falec6545
    @falec6545 10 месяцев назад

    Very helpful 🎉🎉🎉

  • @newbeginnings6747
    @newbeginnings6747 Год назад +2

    Understand the value of repetition. My mother had an ICH left side. I can’t even get her to attempt to do any kind of exercise. What do you suggest? Mom’s motor planning was disrupted by the stroke. She has limb apraxia, ataxia, expressive aphasia. It is so frustrating.

  • @jabold
    @jabold 2 года назад +6

    Hi Dr. Gretchen. I switched the mouse on my PC from right to my weaker left hand. I also eat and brush my teeth with my left hand (very difficult). Love your tips! :)

  • @leannshort2211
    @leannshort2211 2 года назад +3

    Wow!! I had looked into a program that is a little pricey but this is SO helpful for people who may not be able to spend the money right now.
    I had a traumatic childhood and know that has led to my current health issues years later. I am 40 years old, quite fit and active. I was diagnosed with Chronic Lyme disease a few months ago by my Naturopath who I found after numerous visits to specialists over the course of a year and a half trying to figure out what was going on with me. I will be doing a Lyme treatment recommended by him but I would also like an additional avenue to work on some other issues like, severe anxiety, depression, food sensitivities and intolerances, gut issues. I believe my body has been in a heightened state for many years and it’s all catching up with me now. Would these exercises also work for these types of symptoms and what would those exercises look like and entail?
    Thank you so much for any additional info or videos you may have on this! I just subscribed to your channel! 🥰

    • @planetarytapestry8092
      @planetarytapestry8092 Год назад +3

      Hi. Just read your comment. You might research Wim Hoff Method. There are Many people with not only Lyme Disease but also, anxiety, stress, depression....who have found Major Relief. I hope this helps you. God Bless 🌺🕊️🙏🤞

    • @sandtx4913
      @sandtx4913 8 месяцев назад +1

      Hi @leannshort, you're comment is from a year ago so you may already have started your healing journey. But if your question still stands, I would like to recommend Irene Lyon's channel for healing trauma/stress in the nervous system as a starting point.

    • @leannshort2211
      @leannshort2211 8 месяцев назад

      @@sandtx4913 Wow thank you so much for that. I am still on my healing journey and figured out 6 months ago what is driving my debilitating illness since I got C 3 years ago, April 2021.
      I have old root canals and wisdom teeth cavitations that I am having a Biological Dentist address. These things can cause systemic, debilitating disease and can also seriously affect the nervous system as well. I am actually flying to Germany to have this work done by a colleague of the Dentist I’m working with. I’ve met him already as he came to her office a few months ago to see some patients. He is world renowned and his name is Dr. Shahram Ghanaati from Frankfurt Germany. I am going to see him because he’s world renowned and will do all the work at one time and while I’m under general anesthesia.
      I’m sure there are probably Biological oral surgeons in the states but now that I know what it is I don’t want to waste more time looking for someone else. He is a legit Dr, who actually has 3 doctorates. He is good friends with another her Biological Dentist from Munich named Dr. Johann Lechner.
      You can watch some of his lectures here where he talks about the detrimental effects of root canals and wisdom teeth cavitations. The Chemokine RANTES can cause so many immune problems, diseases and cancers.
      Thank you for this info also. I will look into it and thank you! ❤️

    • @leannshort2211
      @leannshort2211 8 месяцев назад

      @@sandtx4913 Well I tried to write you a comment back but my comments since finding out my root cause keep getting deleted because the powers that be don’t want the truth being revealed! 🤬
      Thank you for this info. I will look into it.
      However I did find the root cause to my illness. God forbid I share it with other people so that they may get help also…. 😒

  • @Zerocon1
    @Zerocon1 Год назад

    you are amazing

  • @LatterDaisySaint
    @LatterDaisySaint 2 года назад

    What can be done about anhedonia, though? How do people with medication injuries, who are experiencing things like BIND (benzo induced neurological dysfunction) or Akathisia....where it is literally impossible to enjoy a breeze or snuggling with a pet. What can be done for that kind of brain assault?? I would love to know exercises for people who literally can't feel any good emotions.

  • @ToffiTube
    @ToffiTube 3 года назад +1

    Hey I'm having vision problems after a concussion shoukd I keep practicing even though it's hard to drive more then 10 minutes

  • @user-me1ob7fn4s
    @user-me1ob7fn4s 3 года назад +1

    is there any psychometrics test for neuroplasticity

  • @Cutemeow-s4v
    @Cutemeow-s4v 2 года назад +1

    Can neuroplasticity be done at the age of 18 ? Dr i have a internal dialogue ...I read on google that DMN part of brain is responsible for it and certain Brian mechanism ..so will neuroplasticity change it ? At this age ?

  • @Johnadams20760
    @Johnadams20760 7 месяцев назад

    can you use it for tinnitus? for eye sight? for blood pressure? for speech (i think i am slowly stubmling on my words more as i tihnk over time my teeth have shifted and pretty sure that is part of it), can you use this for teh brain sometimes not coming up with the right word /or forgetting something you should know (quick recall ) I sued to rcall stuff so crazy fast, but now I just turned 50 and have noticed in the past 2-3 years that has started to slow down , but i know there is a way to get around it . thanks!

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  7 месяцев назад +1

      Everyone's brain's are capable of utizling neuroplasticity! This is what occurs after surgey when people need to relearn how to walk, etc. And it is also how those who have had a stroke can re-learn to speak, etc. Neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to strengthen neural pathways or to create new ones!

  • @falaksherpanhwar6134
    @falaksherpanhwar6134 Год назад

    How can thinking positively improve the brain-to-leg connection?

  • @MeeCee5204
    @MeeCee5204 3 года назад +1

    Great info!

  • @izzyanbe6811
    @izzyanbe6811 2 года назад

    Hello, do you have anything for cervical dystonia I got botox and even doing workouts, acupunture, Physiotherapie and neural therapie and its working but I need something more specific for my neck to be normal again.

    • @vinodlal4282
      @vinodlal4282 10 месяцев назад

      learn about feldenkrais method

  • @annamariajan2570
    @annamariajan2570 6 месяцев назад

    I have 3 lumbal hernias. My reght leg is responding very badly. 3 times my right leg has been limb for 2 months because of the nerve being sqeezed. Im afeaid the nerve is damaged for good. Could neuroplacity give me a solution? Can the damaged nerve recover? And then my second questiin : due to very difficult life surcomstances with muj 18 year old disabeled son I am now for over a year in a severe burnout. I can not even get up the stairs. My body is really exhausted. I have to get up 3 times a night, every night, because of my sons epilepsie. My body told me STOP last year and I am poorly recovering. Is there hope?

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  5 месяцев назад

      It depends on what is causing the nerve damage. Neuroplasticity works when the nerve damage is at the level of the brain. Whereas if the damage is at the level of the muscle, that would require different strategies like stretching and strengthening or possible surgery in some cases. To figure this out, I'd recommend working with an in person physical therapist.

  • @sushs7991
    @sushs7991 2 года назад

    So whenever i imagine a negative or catastrophic scenario, i have to snap out and start to imagine a +ve scenario? That's what you saying?

  • @paulamieczkowski2152
    @paulamieczkowski2152 2 года назад

    Doesn’t work for Multiple sclerosis

    • @hcm444
      @hcm444 2 года назад +4

      Yes it does!

    • @brentfox3900
      @brentfox3900 Год назад +1

      It may not CURE MS, but is any improvement with practice not an IMPROVEMENT?

  • @raheelausman2753
    @raheelausman2753 2 года назад

    Like everyone you explained the benefits but not how to do it practically

    • @DoctorGretchenHawley
      @DoctorGretchenHawley  2 года назад

      Hi Raheela! You do it through functional exercise! I have a ton of videos on my channel with examples and demonstrations. I hope you find them helpful!

  • @fireblade8905
    @fireblade8905 3 года назад

    This is common sense. Just look at boxers training to throw the perfect jab. They practice everyday for years

    • @bobthabuilda1525
      @bobthabuilda1525 2 года назад +3

      The difference is boxers have healthy brains (at first). This helps people with brain damage that doctors once believed could never get better.

  • @Jerusalem_Warrior
    @Jerusalem_Warrior 3 года назад

    So I'm not exaggerating when I "talk to my feet" and order them, "OK, let's go, guys, left, right, left!" An innocent bystander wouldn't understand... 🤭