Brain-Body Interactions in Recovery
Studying how neural, autonomic, metabolic, and physical systems shape recovery after stroke
Stroke recovery | neuromodulation | rehabilitation outcomes
Jasmine J. Cash, PhD, CSCS
Postdoctoral scholar studying neurophysiology, neuromodulation, and functional outcomes to improve stroke recovery and physical function
Postdoctoral scholar
Medical University of South Carolina
About
Dr. Cash is a postdoctoral scholar at the Medical University of South Carolina whose work sits at the intersection of rehabilitation science, neuroscience, and clinical outcomes research. Her research uses neurophysiological assessment, neuromodulation, psychometric methods, and exercise science to better understand stroke recovery and physical function. Across projects, she is interested in how brain-body systems shape recovery and how rehabilitation measures can better capture meaningful change.
Research Interests
Stroke recovery
Neuromodulation
Neurophysiology
Psychometric assessment
Rehabilitation outcomes
Brain-body interactions
Exercise interventions
Research Areas
Core research themes
Neuroplasticity & Neuromodulation
Using stimulation-based approaches to probe sensorimotor plasticity and support recovery
Behavioral Outcomes Research
Developing and validating measures that capture balance, mobility, fatigue, and function