Stroke APHASIA
Aphasia can make speech difficult or cause someone to lose their ability to speak altogether. Using a communication aid is a great way to understand what someone with aphasia wants or needs. I’ll teach you how to make one and help you figure out which one might be right for your loved one.
The word brain!
Embark on a journey to alleviate the discomfort of peripheral neuropathy with our tailored exercise and therapy routine. If you’re battling nerve pain, numbness, or tingling, these carefully designed movements aim to boost leg circulation, ease pain, and promote nerve health. What’s Inside: A comprehensive Warm-Up to kickstart circulation Targeted Sensorimotor Exercises for enhanced foot control Strength Training to empower your lower body Flexibility stretches for a supple and responsive muscular system
Leg!
Aphasia Recovery Connection’s Aphasia Awareness Campaign. Letter M M is for Music Check out the BEE campaign www.facebook.com/AphasiaBee/
So many of you have asked about when it’s okay to use your unaffected arm during exercises. Today we’re actually going to go over the exception where it’s okay to utilize your unaffected arm to get recovery gains of your affected arm. I’m going to guide you through some exercises that you can incorporate into your weekly home rehab routine to help take your arm movement to the next level.
Arm! Arm!