Each hemisphere of the brain performs special functions that allows the brain as a whole to work more efficiently. How do these two halves work as a whole? What are patterns of right brain and left brain functions? How did these functions evolve through time and within individuals? What relevance does handedness have on mental illness? In this talk, we will explore lateralization of human brain function and how the balancing of specialized components makes a healthy whole.
Dr. Yoon-Hee Cha is a neurologist who earned her medical degree from Mayo Medical School. While at the University of California-Los Angeles, she developed an interest in using functional MRI, EEG, and neuromodulation techniques to study and treat disorders of motion perception. She joined LIBR in August 2012. Her current work focuses on a group of patients with mal de debarquement syndrome (MdDS) as well as disorders of spatial processing related to anxiety and migraine.
Dr. Yoon-Hee Cha is a neurologist who earned her medical degree from Mayo Medical School. While at the University of California-Los Angeles, she developed an interest in using functional MRI, EEG, and neuromodulation techniques to study and treat disorders of motion perception. She joined LIBR in August 2012. Her current work focuses on a group of patients with mal de debarquement syndrome (MdDS) as well as disorders of spatial processing related to anxiety and migraine.
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