Rebecca Boehme
@rebeccaboehme.bsky.social
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Associate Professor in Neuroscience,🧠 self, body, mind 🦁 grief, neuropsychiatry, neurodiversity, psychedelics, somatosensation🫀 philosopher at heart 👩‍🔬PI @ BoehmeLab, Linköping, Sweden
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"What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make." Jane Goodall died yesterday😢💛
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I am still young on the picture they used for the article, so maybe that's what counts 🤪
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Springer has overwritten my articles doi with some correction on a different article and has not rectified this since more than a month. 😫 They keep promising to fix it and nothing happens 😡

If anyone wants to read it, email me or request it through researchgate! 🤗
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persbodyimage.bsky.social
Now Rebecca Boehme shows that TMS stimulation of the extra-striate body area prior to intensive perceptual training led to significant improvement in body satisfaction AND more 'normal' neural responses to own-body touch post training.

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painresforum.bsky.social
Do you think @paulasalamone.bsky.social et al.’s findings of pervasive sensory and self-interoception disturbances in psychotic patients may suggest that enhanced sensory integration therapies can alleviate hallmark psychosis symptoms? bit.ly/459f4mV #PRF
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Looking forward to presenting our recent study on ketamine and the sense of self as well as my upcoming clinical trial on psilocybin for complicated/prolonged grief at the Borealis summit in Stockholm in 2 weeks 🤩 🧠 🥰
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It might be more a question of adaptability of interoceptive focus and interpretation of these signals than - as you say - a baseline alteration that you can measure under resting conditions. Very excited to see how you will follow this up :)
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hadas.bsky.social
how it feels to have an article published
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estherkuehn.bsky.social
Thanks to all (co)authors & reviewers for their contribution to this study on #layer specific changes in #sensory #cortex across the #lifespan in #humans & #mice now out in @natneuro.nature.com Here is a short summary of our findings 1/6
rebeccaboehme.bsky.social
Our data show specific alterations of self-generated sensations across different sensory modalities (touch and interoception) and at different processing stages (spinal and cortical), supporting the hypothesis of schizophrenia as a self-disorder.
rebeccaboehme.bsky.social
We also find differences in heartbeat evoked potentials, which are larger for interoceptive focus.
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We find that psychosis patients exhibit more neural activity in response to self-touch in STG and a reduced difference in latencies for SEPs during self- and other-touch already at the spinal cord level.
#neuroskyence
#PsychSciSky
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Interesting! I recently discovered Baudrillard and am a big fan 😅. Cool to see thoughts on how this applies to neuroscience!
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very related preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2506.08872
"Over four months, LLM users consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic, and behavioral levels." 😧
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bodyrepnetwork.bsky.social
Next at #BRNet: short talks, starting with Reinoud Kaldewaij on TMS treatment for altered body image in patients with Anorexia