Mental practice, also called motor imagery, involves visualizing yourself performing a movement without actually moving at all. During stroke rehabilitation, mental practice is an ideal
When you move your arm, does your shoulder hike up? This is called a synergistic movement. During the early stages of stroke recovery, this type of movement
When someone can’t talk after stroke, they may have sustained a severe language impairment due to the aftermath of the stroke. The inability to speak
Mirror therapy after stroke is a unique rehabilitation technique that can help individuals improve mobility in the hand and arms — and sometimes even legs.
Acupuncture for stroke recovery has grown more popular over the years. This is because acupuncture offers many benefits such as increasing muscle strength, reducing spasticity,
If your hand has been affected by a stroke, there are many gloves for stroke patients available to help. But how do you know what
Music therapy can be a powerful addition to any stroke survivor’s rehabilitation regimen, and it provides a wide variety of benefits. Music helps stimulate multiple
Chinese herbs are growing in popularity as a natural remedy for stroke recovery, but to what extent? Studies show Chinese herbs may improve outcomes after
Using stroke rehab equipment at home often motivates survivors to exercise on a regular basis. Exercising daily helps keep the brain stimulated and encourages neuroplasticity,
Today we’re answering a common question that we get from our readers and neurorehabilitation device users: “What matters more: repetition or consistency?” To put it
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