Bernadette Murphy
PhD
Professor
Faculty of Health SciencesDr. Murphy's research is focused on how altering afferent input from the spine and limbs affects sensorimotor integration and motor control
bernadette.murphy@ontariotechu.ca
905.721.8668 ext. 2778
The role of spinal manipulation in modulating neuroplasticity
Aalborg, Denmark June 24, 2014Special Symposium SS2.2: The potential role of spinal manipulation in neurorehabilitation; International Conference on Neurorehabilitation
I just hit my elbow and bit my tongue so something is not right with my neck-understanding how neck problems can lead to disordered sensorimotor integration
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College April 4, 2014Visiting scholar presentation
Neurophysiological Effects of Spinal Manipulation
Memorial University, Newfoundland July 1, 2013Invited talk to School of Human Kinetics and Recreation
Train your brain-The role of exercise in promoting hippocampal activation and improving memory in people with depression
Durham Region May 5, 2012Durham Region Mental Health Hope, Health and Humour Symposium
Approaches to measuring altered neural processing
Toronto, Ontario September 23, 2011Presented at CIHR/CCRF Research Symposium, A transdisciplinary approach to neuromusculoskeletal health, injury and disease: collaborative engagement in chiropractic research
The strain is in the brain: the role of chiropractic in modulating central neural plasticity
CMCC January 1, 2011Presented to CMCC student research symposia
