Words to live by
Quote of the Day “Start thinking wellness, not illness.” Kate Allatt Stroke Survivor...
Top 10 Tips for Talking To a Survivor of Stroke with Aphasia
Communication after a stroke can be difficult, especially if aphasia is present. Check out these "Top Ten tips for talking with people with aphasia".
Well Life Presentation — Building Habits and Routines
This presentation will review habits and routines, as well as provide tips and tricks on how to build...
At the American Stroke Foundation, We Are Thankful
At the American Stroke Foundation, we are thankful for many things. Our stroke survivors share things they are...
After Stroke Fitness Challenge — Benefits of Exercise for Stroke Prevention and Rehabilitation
Regular Exercise Has Many Benefits! Regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do...
National Family Caregivers’ Month — Caregiver Words of Wisdom
Thank you to all of our caregivers providing care for stroke survivors. Here are some Words of Wisdom...
National Family Caregivers’ Month — How to Care for Yourself as a Caregiver
Thank you to all of our caregivers providing care for stroke survivors. There are benefits to caring for...
November is National Family Caregivers Month
Lets talk about Caregiver Burnout! Caregiver burnout is a “state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion.” You may...
The Power of Resilience in Stroke Recovery
Dipika Aggarwal, MD, of the University of Kansas Hospital presents “The Power of Resilience in Stroke Recovery”. Resiliency...
After Stroke Recovery
After Stroke — Progress Isn’t Linear After your stroke, you can experience both progress and setbacks. Some days...
A Stroke Survivor’s Words to Live By – Meet Bill
ASF — Seeing others’ progress helps focus on what he can still do Meet Bill! Bill is grateful...
Well Life Presentation — Positive Thinking and Positive Talk
Can the way that you think about things in life cause changes in the brain? Thinking Changes the...