Perceptive Neuroscience
Perceptive Neurosciences Pty Ltd is a Western Australian-based company specialising in the neuroscience of afferent proprioceptive signaling and its role in sport and fine motor skill learning and execution.
Shop Our ProductsWhat we do ?
Our team of experts combines neuroscience, technology, and education to develop cutting-edge tools and methodologies that enhance proprioceptive learning—the process of improving body awareness, movement control, and sensory integration.
By leveraging the power of Motor Skills and our deep understanding of proprioception and its role in skills learning, we deliver the most convenient, comfortable and cost-effective Training aids, that accelerate motor skill acquisition, enhance motor performance, and optimize cognitive abilities.
By leveraging the power of Motor Skills and our deep understanding of proprioception and its role in skills learning, we deliver the most convenient, comfortable and cost-effective Training aids, that accelerate motor skill acquisition, enhance motor performance, and optimize cognitive abilities.
Our Mission
Through our proprietary technologies, individuals can unlock their full potential, whether they are athletes aiming to achieve peak performance, individuals recovering from injuries, or anyone seeking to improve their overall well-being.
At Perceptive Neuroscience, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in neuro-rehabilitation, sports training, and cognitive enhancement. Our solutions are backed by scientific research and designed to empower individuals to reach new heights in their personal and professional pursuits.
At Perceptive Neuroscience, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in neuro-rehabilitation, sports training, and cognitive enhancement. Our solutions are backed by scientific research and designed to empower individuals to reach new heights in their personal and professional pursuits.
Our Community
Our team of experts combines neuroscience, technology, and education to develop cutting-edge tools and methodologies that enhance proprioceptive learning—the process of improving body awareness, movement control, and sensory integration.
We are great believers in listening to those we seek to help. Part of this committent will be the creation of the Perceptive Neuroscience on-line community, where customers and carers will be encouraged to share their experiences, make suggestions, requests and assist each other.
Shop our productsWe are great believers in listening to those we seek to help. Part of this committent will be the creation of the Perceptive Neuroscience on-line community, where customers and carers will be encouraged to share their experiences, make suggestions, requests and assist each other.
The Perceptive Neuroscience Team
Jeffrey Edwards
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Mr Edwards is a technologists, with a passion for innovations that positively impact of on people’s lives.
He spend the last 19 years developing and out-Licencing new technologies in Topical and Trans-dermal Drug Delivery.
His innovations and patented IP were Licenced to Proctor & Gamble, the world’s large Consumer Goods company to enhance the performance of a number of P&G’s global brands in the Beauty and Grooming Sector.
Mr Edwards has also run collaborative research programs with GSK, Pfizer, Reckitt Benckiser and Estee Lauder.
He spend the last 19 years developing and out-Licencing new technologies in Topical and Trans-dermal Drug Delivery.
His innovations and patented IP were Licenced to Proctor & Gamble, the world’s large Consumer Goods company to enhance the performance of a number of P&G’s global brands in the Beauty and Grooming Sector.
Mr Edwards has also run collaborative research programs with GSK, Pfizer, Reckitt Benckiser and Estee Lauder.
Dr Christopher Quirk
Chief Dermatologist
Dr Christopher Quirk, MB,BS FACD is an experienced Australian dermatologist working in private practice in Ardross,WA and at St John of God dermatology in Subiaco, Western Australia.
Previously he was head of department at Royal Perth Hospital and is a fellow of the Australasian College of Dermatologists and a member of the American Academy of Dermatology.
He is a founding member or the WA melanoma advisory service.
He has lectured regularly to the profession and medical students.
In the past he has conducted dermatology research and sat on advisory boards for a number if international pharmaceutical companies.
He is a founding member or the WA melanoma advisory service.
He has lectured regularly to the profession and medical students.
In the past he has conducted dermatology research and sat on advisory boards for a number if international pharmaceutical companies.
Glyn Denison
Chief Financial Officer
Mr Denison is an experienced Business Management expert, who consults to a wide range of governmental, industry and private business groups.
Mr Denison holds a bachelor of Engineering (University of Western Australia) and an MBA (Curtin University, Western Australia).
He serves as Chairman and Company Director of several Australian stock exchange listed and unlisted private companies.
Mr Denison holds a bachelor of Engineering (University of Western Australia) and an MBA (Curtin University, Western Australia).
He serves as Chairman and Company Director of several Australian stock exchange listed and unlisted private companies.
Professor Francis McGlone
Consulting Neuroscientist
Professor Francis McGlone is a neuroscientist primarily interested in the somatosensory system.
His primary area of research is characterising the role of afferent c-fibres in humans.
He is currently Professor in Neuroscience in the School of Natural Sciences and Psychology at Liverpool John Moores University, visiting professorship at Liverpool University, from 2000 – 2008, Special Professor at the Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Unit (SPMMRU), Nottingham University, and from 2012 – 2015 and Eminent Visiting Professor at the Medical School, University of Western Sydney, Australia.
His primary area of research is characterising the role of afferent c-fibres in humans.
He is currently Professor in Neuroscience in the School of Natural Sciences and Psychology at Liverpool John Moores University, visiting professorship at Liverpool University, from 2000 – 2008, Special Professor at the Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Unit (SPMMRU), Nottingham University, and from 2012 – 2015 and Eminent Visiting Professor at the Medical School, University of Western Sydney, Australia.