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".
Frontal Lobe Functions
Frontal Lobe Functions: Coordinating voluntary movements Impulse control (decision making) Assessing similarities and differences between two objects Forming...
A Stroke Survivor’s Words to Live By – Meet Brian
Meet Brian Brian is a member of the American Stroke Foundation at two ASF locations. He can be...
The Benefits of Aquatic Therapy
What is Aquatic Therapy? Both Occupational and Physical Therapists can provide Aquatic Therapy — there are some differences...
The Benefits of Exercise
Some benefits of exercise 150 minutes a week of moderate physical activity can lower your risk for heart...
Grief and Loss
What is grief? Grief occurs when we experience a loss. This can include loss of: Health Function Expectations,...
A Stroke Survivor’s Words to Live By – Meet Marilyn
Meet Marilyn Marilyn is a member of the American Stroke Foundation (ASF). Marilyn values all the programming at...
How to Create Your Very Own Holiday Cards, with Suggestions for Completing One Handed
DIY Holiday Cards While crafts can be a fun way to pass the time, it also has other...
Emotional Regulation after a stroke
Objectives of this presentation Be able to articulate the impact of stroke on emotional regulation Be able to...
Frozen Shoulder Post-Stroke
Frozen Shoulder Frozen shoulder is caused when the arm is immobilized for a long period of time. Frozen...
Create Your Own Sensory Tool Kit
What’s In Your Sensory Tool Kit? The holiday season can be a stressful time. Be sure to spend...