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The sensory nervous system is of critical importance in our daily lives and contributes to our personal well-being and safety as well as communication with others. However, it is only when disease or injury impair its function that we fully appreciate the relevance of our sensory modalities. During the past decades, research of our senses has seen an ever-growing interest in this exciting field of study. This book provides the reader with an overview of the current state-of-the-art of research of our senses and focuses on the most important evidence-based developments in this area. This book addresses both the physiology and pathophysiology of our sensory nervous system ranging from molecular, cellular, and systems to cognitive and behavioral topics. Individual chapters focus on recent advances in specific areas of sensory systems in different model organisms and humans. All chapters represent recent contributions to the rapidly developing field of sensory science.

Sensory stimulation. --- Perception --- Senses and sensation --- Sensory deprivation --- Life Sciences --- Neuroscience --- Neuropsychology

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The study of the senses has become a rich topic in recent years. Senses of Vibration explores a wide range of sensory experience and makes a decisive new contribution to this growing field by focussing not simply on the senses as such, but on the material experience - vibration - that underpins them. This is the first book to take the theme of vibration as central, offering an interdisciplinary history of the phenomenon and its reverberations in the cultural imaginary. It tracks vibration through the work of a wide range of writers, including physiologists (who thought vibrations in the nerve

Sound --- Vibration --- Sound in literature. --- Sensory stimulation. --- Vibration. --- Cycles --- Mechanics --- Perception --- Senses and sensation --- Sensory deprivation --- Sounds in literature --- Sound-waves --- Bioacoustics --- Psychological aspects. --- Physiological effect. --- Physiological effect

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People experiencing disorders in regulation are highly sensitive to stimulation from the environment, emotionally reactive, and have difficulty maintaining an organized and calm life style. They are impulsive, easily frustrated, and as a result make decisions that lead to an overwrought state-or who conversely retreat entirely from the world. This disorder is most likely to accompany diagnoses of bipolar or mood disorder, anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, Asperger’s syndrome, eating or sleep disorders, and/or attention deficit disorder. This book instructs therapists how best to treat the dysregulated adult, providing diagnostic checklists, and a chapter by chapter inventory in approaching treatment of dysregulation in a variety of life skills.

Identity (Psychology). --- Mental Disorders - therapy. --- Mental illness - Treatment. --- Self -- Social aspects. --- Self-control. --- Social Control, Informal. --- Social interaction. --- Mental illness --- Psychiatry and Psychology --- Sociology --- Social Sciences --- Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena --- Mental Disorders --- Social Control, Informal --- Psychiatry --- Health & Biological Sciences --- Psychiatric Disorders, Individual --- Psychotherapy --- Treatment --- Treatment. --- Adult. --- Sensory stimulation. --- Emotional Regulation. --- Emotion Regulation --- Emotion Self-Regulation --- Emotional Self-Regulation --- Emotion Self Regulation --- Emotion Self-Regulations --- Emotional Regulations --- Emotional Self Regulation --- Emotional Self-Regulations --- Regulation, Emotion --- Regulation, Emotional --- Regulations, Emotional --- Self-Regulation, Emotion --- Self-Regulation, Emotional --- Self-Regulations, Emotion --- Self-Regulations, Emotional --- Perception --- Senses and sensation --- Sensory deprivation --- Adults