Taking care of others
Supporting someone with aphasia
It is estimated that 20-40% of stroke survivors will have some type of aphasia with varying degrees of impact in communication abilities. In this article
Coping with uncertainty after a stroke
Uncertainty can be a large part of the stroke recovery journey. After a stroke, you may find yourself asking questions about what comes next, when
Changes in behavior after a stroke
Changes in behavior after a stroke are common, expected and treatable. Stroke survivors will usually experience changes in mood, depression, frustration, and anxiety, among others.
Five tips for caregivers during quarantine
Quarantine has been difficult for everyone, and being a caregiver is in and of itself a huge challenge. We have gathered 5 tips for caregivers
Resilience and stroke recovery – three things resilient people do
Resilience is defined as: “an ability to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change.” From the moment we are born, life has a
Dressing during stroke recovery
For many people, a stroke means suffering from partial paralysis or losing range of motion in arms and legs. Dressing after a stroke can be
