In our previous article, we discussed the different types of strokes, the warning signs that require immediate medical attention, and the remarkable ability of the brain to recover through neuroplasticity. One of the most common questions stroke survivors and their families ask after the initial … [Read more...] about After the Stroke: Why Recovery Doesn’t End When Rehabilitation Does
When Every Minute Matters: Understanding Stroke, Warning Signs, Recovery, and Common Myths
Most people associate stroke with sudden paralysis, slurred speech, or facial drooping. While these are certainly some of the most recognizable symptoms, strokes can present in many different ways depending on which part of the brain is affected. Some individuals experience dramatic symptoms … [Read more...] about When Every Minute Matters: Understanding Stroke, Warning Signs, Recovery, and Common Myths
The Role of the Tilt Table in Neurological Rehabilitation
Many individuals living with dysautonomia, concussion, traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, or functional neurological disorder (FND) struggle with daily symptoms such as dizziness, brain fog, fatigue, and intolerance to upright activity. Standing, something most people take for granted, can become … [Read more...] about The Role of the Tilt Table in Neurological Rehabilitation
The Brain’s Repair System and Stroke Therapy
Strokes are a large and growing problem in the US and across the world today. Some 800,000 people suffer from strokes each year, the majority of which are ischemic, or clot-caused, strokes. Growing at the fastest rate in the developing world today, due in part to the spread of the Western diet of … [Read more...] about The Brain’s Repair System and Stroke Therapy