Thank you NOI! After a 3 year journey to a one year remission of really bad CRPS....I have used your GMI and mirror therapy as a core of my independent ownership of getting better...and avoiding ketamine coma therapy....that was what lit the fire under me to utilize the 'tools' I had researched. Thank you. Love being empowered. You guys rock!
Thank you. I will being getting out the cardboard and sticky stuff. I have been diagnosed with CRPS and your non invasive therapy will be an added bonus.
From complications from massive head or brain truma, severe heat stroke, multiple concussion syndrome, post concussion syndrome to a full blown stroke - this mirror box therapy works. This especially helpful if physical therapy is either not working or too expensive. Just make sure your mirror is perfectly straight and void of angle or tilt. If it is not straight, it will only cause pain and cause interference with brain recovery. It takes time, but remember that the brain is the organ with the slowest recovery; so don't be discouraged. This is especially helpful to combat veterans and currently serving military servicemen and women recovering from brain, neurological, motor skill damage. Bonne chance!
I shall be trying this out after 6 months without improvement for my wrist drop - link provided by a former patient of yours I believe! I had never heard of this previously, but it makes sense in terms of trying to fool the brain - not finished video yet and I'm already convinced :) Thank you David Butler for posting this video. Much appreciated.
@@mustafasarca9590 no progress. Now 6.5 years later. Damage to the radial nerve in the brachial plexus. I have been diagnosed eight Hereditary Neuralgic Amyotrophy.
Seria muito importante que os profissionais do Brasil levassem em consideração e analisassem as pesquisas apresentadas nessa direção, pois é uma técnica que se aplicada pelos profissionais bem treinados e autorizados pode ser muito utilizada em diversas clínicas de fisioterapia. De baixo custo e com pessoas sérias nela engajadas.
I’m DX w/ neuropathy, have burning and tingling in my feet. The right one gives me the most discomfort. Do you recommend this for the condition I’m experiencing?
A useful video but a quick question. In the video, you watch the moving hand. Would it not be better to watch the reflected hand in the mirror? Thanks Barry
Didn't he then tilt forward and look at the reflection after showing the movements? I close the eye closest to the non effected hand to make it look more real.
It's amazing to see this. Where can I reach you, David, to ask more about what it can do and how to purchase one? I'm trying to interest my stroke groups so I believe I must set the example.
Is there any experiance with mirror therapy in CP? I mean whoes got for example Hemiparesis, or Tetraparesis Spastica with right or left sided involvment, with good cognitive functions.
that ragin bull I have CRPS from wrist fracture. Only half mobility and also a lot of pain n abnormal sensations. Let me know what uve done to help this x
Hi David. Great video. I would like to use this youtube video as a link for an online hand therapy education class. How do I get your permission to do so? Thank you, Colette
George PNF ...did u find out which hand is in box? From what he’s saying it sounds like the affected hand but I’m confused as he didn’t move that at times. I’ll google it
12 yrs later... 2022 love the content.Wonder how this concept would work to rewire negative thinking
This is a wonderful tool in stroke patient management,keep up the spirit.will try on my patients.
Thank you NOI! After a 3 year journey to a one year remission of really bad CRPS....I have used your GMI and mirror therapy as a core of my independent ownership of getting better...and avoiding ketamine coma therapy....that was what lit the fire under me to utilize the 'tools' I had researched. Thank you. Love being empowered. You guys rock!
Thank you. I will being getting out the cardboard and sticky stuff. I have been diagnosed with CRPS and your non invasive therapy will be an added bonus.
From complications from massive head or brain truma, severe heat stroke, multiple concussion syndrome, post concussion syndrome to a full blown stroke - this mirror box therapy works. This especially helpful if physical therapy is either not working or too expensive.
Just make sure your mirror is perfectly straight and void of angle or tilt. If it is not straight, it will only cause pain and cause interference with brain recovery. It takes time, but remember that the brain is the organ with the slowest recovery; so don't be discouraged.
This is especially helpful to combat veterans and currently serving military servicemen and women recovering from brain, neurological, motor skill damage.
Bonne chance!
I shall be trying this out after 6 months without improvement for my wrist drop - link provided by a former patient of yours I believe! I had never heard of this previously, but it makes sense in terms of trying to fool the brain - not finished video yet and I'm already convinced :) Thank you David Butler for posting this video. Much appreciated.
hi, have you had any progress? and what was the reason for your wrist drop?
@@mustafasarca9590 no progress. Now 6.5 years later. Damage to the radial nerve in the brachial plexus. I have been diagnosed eight Hereditary Neuralgic Amyotrophy.
@@karen9089 I was excited and felt curious after reading your comment. Best wishes madame, have a nice day
This is a fantastic video! Great explanation and detailed instructions. Thanks a bunch!
Fascinating method of recreating nerve endings and causing the brain to heal itself.
I would love to see a video of it being used on a foot
Thank you David, quite helpful.
I'm so disappointed that I couldn't hear what he was saying very well. Please let us know if he reposts it.
Thank you
I am a physical therapist and have been looking for information on mirror box therapy for patients following a total knee replacement.
I'm so grateful for your vidoen
Seria muito importante que os profissionais do Brasil levassem em consideração e analisassem as pesquisas apresentadas nessa direção, pois é uma técnica que se aplicada pelos profissionais bem treinados e autorizados pode ser muito utilizada em diversas clínicas de fisioterapia. De baixo custo e com pessoas sérias nela engajadas.
Fabulous video
I’m DX w/ neuropathy, have burning and tingling in my feet. The right one gives me the most discomfort. Do you recommend this for the condition I’m experiencing?
Can this be used for stroke rehab. with patients who has an arm that is paralyzed?
Excente explicação, gratidão 🙏🙏
A useful video but a quick question. In the video, you watch the moving hand. Would it not be better to watch the reflected hand in the mirror? Thanks Barry
We have the same question. For the most part in the video, he was looking at the unaffected hand. So what is the point of having the mirror?
Didn't he then tilt forward and look at the reflection after showing the movements? I close the eye closest to the non effected hand to make it look more real.
It's amazing to see this. Where can I reach you, David, to ask more about what it can do and how to purchase one? I'm trying to interest my stroke groups so I believe I must set the example.
Is there any experiance with mirror therapy in CP? I mean whoes got for example Hemiparesis, or Tetraparesis Spastica with right or left sided involvment, with good cognitive functions.
Can anyone please advise me of NOI trained specialists in Australia. I am in Brisbane but would consider travelling elsewhere
can you let me know what the white board is made out of (or where to buy it) TIA
How would you apply this to someone with crps who has full function of their hand, but gets pain/coldness
that ragin bull I have CRPS from wrist fracture. Only half mobility and also a lot of pain n abnormal sensations. Let me know what uve done to help this x
Hi David. Great video. I would like to use this youtube video as a link for an online hand therapy education class. How do I get your permission to do so?
Thank you, Colette
+Colette Jewell Please send your enquiry to info@Noigroup.com
Hi David, very useful video. Which hand is placed in the box ? The unaffected or the effected ?
Thank you
George PNF ...did u find out which hand is in box? From what he’s saying it sounds like the affected hand but I’m confused as he didn’t move that at times. I’ll google it
Hi Lisa Saxon, inside the box is the affected hand.
Check out the Graded Motor Imagery website.
Hi David - have you developed any way this mirror therapy can help with chronic pain in both feet as both are in pain?
Imo the mechanism of mirror therapy wouldn’t help with bilateral pain conditions.
Would be better off trying VR or imagery techniques.
imagery motor for patients whit hemiparesis
Record volume is to low
Will this work when patients entire arm is not working??
Yes.
It even works when the arm isn’t there (phantom limb pain)
It's useless
It's useless