HeyJaredTicFit: Training & Tourette Syndrome
A movement approach to a movement disorder. The TicFit podcast looks at how tics impact our bodies and how we can find meaningful movement to address tic related pain, develop body awareness, and use the gym as a place to tic freely.
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Episode 20 - Anna Gieselman of Beyond Functional: What do we know about how we move (opens the original)
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In this episode, Anna Gieselman of Beyond Functional shares her personal journey from resisting conventional medicine to blending it with applied neurology and functional range conditioning in order to manage her own critical health diagnosis. She also shares how her decades of professional experience in the healing arts have helped her guide clients to work with their own individual needs, help them understand how their nervous system predicts the world around them "safety vs threat", and how s
Episode 19 - Dr. Kevin Black: Movement Disorders Neuropsychiatrist on Tourette (opens the original)
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Dr. Kevin Black is a neuropsychiatrist recognized for his expertise in Tourette syndrome and related movement neuropsychiatric disorders, with a career dedicated to advancing research and improving patient care. His work integrates clinical practice and neuroimaging to better understand and treat the complex neurological and behavioral aspects of Tourette syndrome.There is still so much that is unknown about this particular condition but Dr. Black catches us up on what has changed in what we kno
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