An Occupational Dystonia That Challenges Fine Motor Skills Writer's cramp, also known in medical literature as graphospasm, is a neurological disorder that affects the fine motor skills of the hand and forearm [...]

Most people don't know what dystonia is, because it's a less common and less well-known movement disorder than others, such as Parkinson's. However, what is particularly striking is that the vast majority [...]

Should I stop wondering how long will it take me to recover from dystonia? The most frequent question I get from people who contact me is always the same: [...]

Psychophysics is a term coined by Fechner to describe the interdisciplinary study of how humans perceive physical magnitudes. The Weber–Fechner laws relate to human perception, more specifically the relation [...]

If you were going deaf, how do you think this would affect the practice of your instrument? The answer is pretty obvious, right? Imprecision in tuning, absence of nuances [...]

This is a pretty common question, which is often asked by many people who are going through this recovery process from musician’s focal dystonia, including some of my students. [...]

This is a question that all of us who have suffered from musician’s focal dystonia or those who still suffer from it have asked ourselves at some point. I [...]

This alarm situation that we live around the world has generated a wave of fear and concern for our health, as well as for our economic situation. The confinement [...]

When I realized that what triggered the symptoms of focal dystonia in my finger was more related to my brain than to my hand, I began to investigate with [...]

Our knee, a good helper for recovery from MFD (Musician’s Focal Dystonia) For a long time I have been flying every week between Madrid and Gran Canaria, in fact, [...]