Movement Disorder Clinic
Description
The Movement Disorders group is a unique, Canadian integrated neurology/neurosurgery research and treatment facility that offers a multidisciplinary approach to movement disorders, including speech and language pathology, neuropsychology, and physical therapies.
The Movement disorder Clinic is made up of a number of physicians, nurses, researchers and technologists, working together as a cohesive unit, to bring our patients the highest level of care possible. The clinic treats patients with motion disorders such as Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, dystonia, tremor and Tourettes Syndrome.
Facilities
- Driving Simulator
- Virtual Reality Labs
- Wearable technology for tracking gait
Training Opportunities
Research Opportunities
If you are interested in conducting movement disorder research or are interested in assisting in ongoing research by our faculty, visit their bio pages for information on their specific research interests and how to get in touch.
Faculty
Neurologists
- Mary Jenkins - MD, FRCPC
- Mandar Jog - MD FRCPC
- Penny MacDonald - MD, PhD, FRCPC
- Deepa Dash, MD, DM
- Aditya Murgai, MD, DM