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Event-Related Potentials in People with Functional Movement Disorder Before and After a Single Bout of Moderate-Intensity Aerobic Exercise and Yoga
This study uses electroencephalography (EEG) to evaluate the neurophysiological effects of yoga and moderate-intensity aerobic exercise for people with Functional Movement Disorder (FMD). Yoga and aerobic exercise are increasingly used as adjunctive therapies for PwFMD; however, the neurophysiological mechanisms through which these interventions may influence brain function in FMD remain poorly understood. Participants will come to the lab two times and partake in EEG sessions, one yoga session, and one moderate-intensity aerobic activity session.
This study is currently recruiting. For interests in participating in this study, please contact Danielle Kipnis (dk3086-h@tc.columbia.edu).
Project Lead: Lori Quinn Danielle Kipnis
Project Members: Sally Leung Meghan Bjalme-Evans Aliaya Nesru
Project Collaborators: Roy Alcalay Elizabeth Delaney Hiral Shah