Brain Science Archives

Improve Focus and Attention After Stroke

by Alyanna Ta | Oct 9, 2025 | Brain Science, Cognitive Rehabilitation, Mental strategies, Movement and Rehab, Neurologic Rehabilitation Concepts, Neurologic Rehabilitation Equipment

Stroke Recovery: How to Regain Focus and Attention Faster When most people think about recovery after a neurologic injury like a stroke, brain injury, or MS, they often focus on the physical side. Strength. Repetitions. Muscle activation. But I dare say focus and...

Boost Stroke Recovery: 3 Brain Habits That Actually Work

by Alyanna Ta | Sep 9, 2025 | Brain Science, Cognitive Rehabilitation, Neurologic Rehabilitation Concepts, Stroke, Stroke Treatment

Want to Rewire Your Brain Faster After Stroke? Try These 3 Habits If you’ve been on this neuro-recovery journey, you know it can feel like progress is slow. You do your exercises, you follow instructions, but sometimes your brain seems… stubborn. I get it. I’ve seen...

Best Foods for Brain Healing and Mental Clarity

by Alyanna Ta | Aug 26, 2025 | Brain Science, General Health and Fitness, Neurologic Rehabilitation Concepts, Nutrition, Stroke

Brain Recovery Nutrition How Diet Fuels Healing and Focus When it comes to stroke recovery, exercise and rehab often take the spotlight. But what if the foods you eat and the nutrients inside them could also play a powerful role in healing your brain? That’s exactly...

Stroke Recovery Essentials: 4 Non Negotiables For Brain Healing

by Tara Tobias | May 25, 2025 | Brain Science, Neurologic Rehabilitation Concepts

We talk a lot about exercises in stroke recovery. But here’s the truth: recovery doesn’t start with movement—it starts with oxygen. When a stroke cuts off blood flow, your brain enters a chemical storm. Inflammation surges. Oxidative stress damages neurons. The...

Eye Exercises for Stroke Survivors: Regaining Vision and Function

by Tara Tobias | Sep 17, 2024 | Activities of daily living, Balance, Brain Science, Neurologic Rehabilitation Concepts

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...

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Neuroplasticity

by Tara Tobias | Mar 26, 2022 | Brain Science

Stroke and Brain Injury Background Traumatic brain injuries can result from sudden, violent blows to the head or when an object, such as a bullet, a sharp object, or a piece of skull, penetrates the brain tissue. Mild traumatic brain injuries have temporary effects on...