Neuroplasticity Can E-Stim Help Jumpstart Your Outpatient Stroke Rehabilitation? After an injury to the brain, including a stroke, the muscles of one or both arms can become weak or even partially paralyzed. This happens because the area of the brain that controls these muscles has been damaged. How to repair? The problem isn’t in your muscles though, it’
Stroke Exercises Stroke Exercises for Each Stage of Stroke Recovery We understand that recovering after a stroke can be a confusing journey. Often, it is helpful for people that have suffered a stroke and their caregivers to have an idea about what to expect. With the abundance of stroke-related research, it’s important to remember that every stroke, just like
Stroke Exercises Exercise After Stroke For Brain Function and Mental Healthiness Exercise can help you live longer and can lower your risk of stroke, diabetes, and heart disease. After analyzing data from 1.2 million people in the United States, a recent study found that those who exercised 45 minutes, three to five times per week resulted in improved overall mental
Neuroplasticity Why Neuroplasticity Matters to Post Stroke Rehabilitation Neuroplasticity for Stroke Paitents' Rehabilitation If you have been in rehabilitation for a brain injury, such as trauma or a stroke you have probably heard the term neuroplasticity. It might sound intimidating, but it is one of the most important concepts related to recovery. Neuroplasticity is simply a catch-all term
