How do we help people who have experienced trauma bridge the gap between the brain and body functions? Sensory-based occupational therapy is closing the barrier. An individual who suffers from trauma encounters physiological changes to the nervous system. This study finds that dynamic sensory-motor processes are a catalyst for improved movement and social and environmental interactions.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/capstone_projects/50/
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