Edward J. Harshman, MD
Patented but unpublished research includes a rehabilitation device for gait training, which is intended for people with weight-bearing restrictions on a lower limb who need to learn to walk carefully. For more information, click here.
Dr. Harshman recently originated a method for determining thoracic motor innervation without the need for electromygraphy. He hopes to have it published soon. And his theory on dyslexia and letter reversals, derived from the neurophysiology of the eye muscles, may make a difference in reading instruction and has been handed over to a branch of the Maine government for use in its prison education. See his economics analysis here.
With three logic-puzzle books published (and a book on social interaction for the disabled ready for publication), Dr. Harshman is your first choice if you want a physiciain who can take an unusual approach to your problems.
Driving Directions
From South of Thomaston, go north on Route 1. A little over a mile after entering Thomaston, look for a sign on the right side of the road saying "Georges Valley High School" and turn left there (onto Booker Street). Continue to the first intersection (Valley Street) and the office is the first driveway past Valley Street, still on Booker Street. Park in front of the large building.
From North of Thomaston, go south on Route 1, and about 1/2 mile past the downtown area look for a sign saying "Georges Valley High School" and turn right there (onto Booker Street). Then follow above directions.
Look for a white-on-blue sign on Route 1 as you approach Booker Street from either direction.
