Category: Stroke Rehabilitation Methods

Using stroke rehab equipment at home often motivates survivors to exercise on a regular basis. Exercising daily helps keep the brain stimulated and encourages neuroplasticity,

Today we’re answering a common question that we get from our readers and neurorehabilitation device users: “What matters more: repetition or consistency?” To put it

A stroke can affect a wide variety of functions including movement, sensation, and cognition. Fortunately, the brain is capable of recovering these functions, and video

After a stroke, about 20% of survivors experience a communication disorder called aphasia. It is characterized by difficulties producing or understanding language. Interestingly enough, individuals who cannot

If you struggle with walking after stroke, rehabilitation can help you get back on your feet with confidence again. Your manner of walking, also known

The activities of daily living are the basics of self-care:  tasks oriented towards taking care of one’s own body and enabling basic survival and well-being.

Buzz is growing around the use of magnesium oil for stroke recovery. Does it carry potential for boosting recovery? Or is this just a fad with

Magnetic therapy for stroke patients can improve paralysis associated after stroke, according to new research. It does this by triggering the brain’s natural healing mechanism:

Mindfulness during stroke rehabilitation can lead to big gains. Although it may be overlooked and underrated, mindfulness is a great way to promote both healing