Laura Graham, PhD
Assistant Professor
Room 1442, EC519 661-2111 x88935
lgraha29@uwo.ca
@r2pparkwood
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Education
- MPT, PhD (Western)
- BKIH (Acadia)
Research in Profile
Professor Graham is currently helping to develop and evaluate two interventions for adults with mTBI. The first is BrainEx90, which is a circuit training-style therapy that covers self-management exercises, vision rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, balance and core stability, cardiovascular training, and cognitive rehabilitation. The second is MyBrainPacer™ App, which is a symptom self-management tool to support people with mTBI through planning and pacing activities.
Teaching Areas
- Physiotherapy Foundations: Theory and science
- Rehabilitation of neurological and complex chronic conditions
- Vision rehabilitation post-concussion/mTBI
Additional Information
Featured Publications and Projects
Visit Google Scholar for a comprehensive list of publications.
Academic Appointments and Research Affiliations
Awards
- Teaching Award, School of Physical Therapy, Western University, 2017
- Nan Phillipson Award for Excellence in Teaching Assistants, Western University, 2013
Professional Activities
- Member, College of Physiotherapists of Ontario
- Physiotherapist, Parkwood Institute, St. Joseph’s Health Care London
