Movement Disorders Following After Stroke
Apraxia Apraxia is the difficulty in performing skilled and purposeful movement. Two types of apraxia include: ideational apraxia...
Stroke Education
Catching Up on Memory
During this presentation, we will be discussing Memory. Memory is an important part of our cognition and allows...
Post-Stroke Emotional Changes
Man Fei Anika Tse, Psy.D. of the University of Kansas Health System presents “Emotional Changes Post Stroke”. This...
Frontal Lobe Functions
Frontal Lobe Functions: Coordinating voluntary movements Impulse control (decision making) Assessing similarities and differences between two objects Forming...
Post- Stroke Mood Changes
This presentation is by Dr. Shuen-En Ho, Ph. D. at the University of Kansas Health System. Here clinical...
Post- Stroke and Neuropsychology: Understanding Changes in Cognition, Behavior, and Emotion
This presentation is presented by the University of Kansas Health System’s Adam C. Parks, Ph. D., ABPP. Dr....
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".
Speech Therapy: What Are You Talking About
In this video, outpatient Speech Therapist Jamie Johnson, MA. L/CCC-SLP with the University of Kansas Medical Center discusses post-stroke aphasia, the role of the Speech Language Pathologist and different approaches for speech language evaluation and treatment.
Rebuilding Your Life After Stroke
In this video, Dr. Dipika Aggarwal addresses life and hope after a stroke, recovery and rehabilitation, and the role of caregivers, family, and friends.
My Stroke is a Pain
“My Stroke is a Pain”, presented by Dr. Sarah Eickmeyer Presentation Objectives (0:22 – 0:48) Objectives of the...