Why Your Stroke Exercises Aren’t Helping and How to Fix It
Stroke Recovery Tips: When Exercises Don’t Seem to Work Is it possible to be making progress after a stroke or neurologic injury and still feel like your movement is getting stiffer, heavier or just plain harder?Absolutely. And let me tell you, it is one of the most...
Eye Exercises for Stroke Survivors: Regaining Vision and Function
Visual impairment is a very common consequence in stroke survivors—almost 50% of stroke survivors become visually impaired. This is primarily because the brain’s visual pathways are blocked or damaged when a person experiences a stroke. As a result, patients...
Walking Exercises for Stroke Patients
Many people inquire about the “best exercises” for stroke patients to improve walking. I like to use the term “Drills” when referring to “stroke exercises”. Why? Because “Drills” are what I think of when I think of...
Tips for effective physical therapy at home after a stroke
An effective physical therapy program at home after a stroke is the most critical component for a successful recovery. I dare say MORE important than face to face time with your therapists. As someone who earns a living by treating patients (in person), this is a...
Caregiver Training: Helping someone stand
Standing is one of the most critical skills to relearn after any type of neurologic injury. Standing helps with digestion, bone health, and joint health. It can also reduce spasticity, and facilitate motor recovery. The caregiver role is almost more important than...Products
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