Researchers from the Human Sensorimotor Control Lab, led by postdoctoral researcher Joshua Aman, Ph.D., conducted a systematic review,  of over 1200 articles on how well body awareness (the proprioceptive sense) can be trained in patients with neurological disorders such as stroke or dystonia. The comprehensive review provides converging evidence that proprioceptive training can yield meaningful improvements in sensory and motor function in these patient populations. The paper will be appear in Frontiers of Human Neuroscience, which has a 2.9 impact factor.