Category stroke information

Miscellaneous stroke information topics.

How to Safely Increase Exercise Weight

How to Safely Increase Weight in Therapy Exercises (Without Setbacks) Increasing weight in therapy exercises sounds simple—just grab something heavier, right? For stroke survivors (and anyone rehabbing after neurological injury), it’s not that simple; increasing weight the right way can…

Every Rep Counts

Stay Motivated Every Rep Counts Stroke Rehab Motivation: Every Rep Counts When you’re doing stroke rehab exercises, it’s easy to wonder: “Is this enough?”Here’s the truth that matters most: Reps are cumulative. Your brain doesn’t reset after each session. Every…

Are You OK?

Are you OK after your stroke?   First of All, Remember: You’ve Had a TBI Let’s not sugarcoat it—you’ve had a TBI, and that changes everything. So when we talk about being “OK,” we’re not comparing you to who you…

Why me?

why me? Having access to the right resources can make a significant difference in a stroke survivor’s rehabilitation journey. A stroke rehabilitation blog is a valuable resource that provides a wide range of information about strokes and is specifically designed…

Education and Stroke

Educational Topics important to Stroke Survivors: Educational topics pertinent to stroke survivors cover a wide range of areas to support their recovery and improve their overall quality of life. Here are some key educational topics for stroke survivors: Understanding Stroke:…

Life After Stroke

  PAIRED VNSTHERAPY Life After Stroke: 3 Facts You Should Know About Upper Limb Impairment Published by Healthline.com and written by Lizzy Sherman on May 6, 2022 Strokes are a leading cause of long-term disability, but new rehabilitation therapies are becoming…

5 FAQs about PT and OT

5 Frequently Asked Questions about Physical and Occupational Therapy Post-stroke rehabilitation is a vital component of your recovery journey. With it comes many new medical terms, specialists, and therapy techniques. In-patient vs. outpatient. And the focus of this blog, physical…