Seminar on “Brain Mapping Principles, Methods and Applications in rTMS Therapy”
The Department of Neurological Physiotherapy, in association with the Career Counseling Cell of JPSCP, organized a seminar on “Brain Mapping: Principles, Methods, and Applications in rTMS Therapy” on 7th March 2026. The session was delivered by Dr. Shah Faisal, an alumnus of the BPT 2020 Batch.
Dr. Faisal is currently working as a Research Physiotherapist at IBS Hospital (Walk Again Rehab) and is actively involved in research activities across all Walk Again branches. During the seminar, he provided valuable insights into the principles of brain mapping, the various methods used for brain mapping, and its **clinical applications in repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) therapy.
A total of 103 students attended the seminar and actively participated in the interactive session. The program provided an excellent learning opportunity for both students and faculty to gain deeper knowledge about recent advancements in neurorehabilitation and the growing role of brain mapping in modern physiotherapy practice.
The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks to Dr. Shah Faisal for sharing his expertise and guiding students in understanding emerging technologies and research opportunities in neurological physiotherapy.
