Through the Looking Glass

4/30/2016

In this New Yorker article, Carolyn Kormann examines the complexities and implications of mirror therapy, a treatment used for various neurological conditions. The article delves into the history of mirror therapy and its roots in the work of neurologist Vilayanur S. Ramachandran. Kormann explores different case studies and anecdotes to highlight the potential of mirror therapy in improving motor functions and relieving phantom limb pain. She also discusses the scientific limitations and ethical considerations surrounding this treatment. Overall, the article provides a comprehensive overview of mirror therapy and its potential impact on patients with neurological disorders.

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