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NeuroAiD is an oral treatment helping victims of strokes and traumatic brain injuries who suffer from established deficits to recover their functional independence in addition to rehabilitation therapies and exercises.

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Arm exercises for rehabilitation after stroke or traumatic brain injury

STROKE NEWS

After a stroke or a traumatic brain injury, patients often lose control of their arms and hands. This makes carrying out any basic task difficult without assistance.

This is why physical therapy plays an important role in rehabilitation. Physical therapists suggest the most appropriate ways to support neuroplasticity and get the brain rebuilding signals to muscles in your arms...

Driving after a brain injury

STROKE NEWS

Driving is a skill that recruits many basic abilities such as vision, reactions and coordination. The road can also be a stressful environment where multiple information streams need to be processed. This requires a high level of concentration. Therefore, anyone who suffered a stroke or traumatic brain injury may struggle when trying to get behind the wheel again.

However, having a brain injury might not be the end of driving forever. There are strategies and assessment to see if you are ready to get behind the wheel. So, are you ready to drive after a stroke?

Nutrition advice after brain injury

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Managing basic daily activities can be challenging after brain injuries, including preparing meals and eating. After a brain injury, motor functions can be impaired reducing your ability to use limbs, hands and the way you control your mouth and throat muscles.

This is why patients have to adapt their routine depending on their impairment levels and how they recover. So, how can you adapt the way meals are prepared and consumed?

Telerehabilitation for stroke and traumatic brain injury

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One of the biggest changes emerging from the global pandemic is telemedicine. Using video calls to converse with medical experts has changed how we approach medical care. It has also gained more importance for medical specialists’ needs like the treatment of stroke and traumatic brain injuries patients.

Brain injury specialists for home rehabilitation

STROKE NEWS

For patients recovering from brain conditions, such as a stroke or a traumatic brain injury (TBI), making it home again is a major milestone. This is why rehabilitation takes place at hospital as well as at home. This ranges across all forms of care with a range of different specialists. What exactly do these people do in their visits and how does it help the rehabilitation process?

Healthcare professionals to manage brain injury rehabilitation

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People who have suffered serious brain injuries, such as a stroke or a traumatic brain injury (TBI), may need a lot of care to regain a sense of normality in their lives.

It is why rehabilitation programs often need to involve a team of rehabilitative care specialists to help patients return to an independent lifestyle. There are also specialised centres to carry out rehab programs. It can be tricky knowing who does what, so here’s a little guide to help you better understand their roles.

2 Complementary Techniques for Brain Injury Rehabilitation

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There are few exercises types that aid the body post-stroke or traumatic brain injuries (TBI) quite like yoga and tai chi.

Aside from being a great way to keep fit, mind-body exercises like yoga and tai chi are increasingly being used to help people with brain injuries improve their physical and mental health. So how do these exercises aid someone during the recovery process?

5 Mobility aids for stroke and traumatic brain injury

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Moving around can be a constant struggle for anyone recovering from a brain injury such as a stroke or a traumatic brain injury (TBI). It’s why doctors and therapists often recommend the use of a mobility aid for patients who need it to get around.

However, there are several types of aids to choose from. To help you choose, we’ve researched the main characteristics of different type of aids available and what purpose they serve...

Stroke Recovery & Rehabilitation: Managing Hand Spasticity

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After a stroke or brain injury, a recovering patient’s brain may struggle to control the signals sent throughout the body. This can cause their muscles to become overactive and remain tense for long periods of time – causing spasticity.

Muscle spasticity affects about 1 in 3 stroke survivors and can occur any time after a stroke. It can make it difficult for a part of the body to function...

Stroke Prevention & Rehabilitation: The Influence of Green Spaces

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Life is all about the little things making a vast difference. This can be done just by being in a green space.

There’s something soothing and rejuvenating about connecting back to nature. But did you know that getting outdoors can make a huge difference to preventing strokes as well as recovering from them? Here’s how enjoying green spaces achieves this…

Tips for walking after brain injuries

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One of the hardest things for anyone to do after suffering a brain injury is re-learning how to walk again and it’s a difficult and tiring journey.

Thankfully, there are plenty of strategies to help those recovering from strokes or other brain injuries get back on their feet.

Home-based techniques make the recovery much easier but what is usually recommended by rehabilitation experts to improve walking after a brain injury?

Tips for caregivers of post-stroke relatives

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As much as post-stroke rehabilitation focuses on the patient, it is also critical to keep in mind those who are being the caregivers of the stroke patient and their own health.

Being a caregiver is not only a full-time job at home but it also takes a lot of mental and physical strength out of themselves too. What can they do to remain healthy as caregivers?

Motivating stroke patients in rehabilitation

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The road to recovery can be hard during rehabilitation, so keeping stroke patients motivated is not always easy to achieve.

Motivation plays a key role in the recovery process because the more willing a patient is to participate in activities, the better the results will be.

This is why it is important to work with therapists and specialists to try to keep the stroke patient as motivated as possible. So, what are the best strategies to keep someone motivated?

The benefits of music therapy in stroke recovery

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Music tastes often link directly to someone’s personality so it’s no surprise that the notion of music therapy helping stroke rehabilitation can be beneficial to a patient.
Studies across the world have tested these methods and found that it can help both short and long-term mental and physical recovery. It also means that stroke patients can do this type of therapy directly at home and incorporate it directly into their daily rehabilitation programs. So what is all the clamour about?

Adapting your home after a stroke

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Nothing marks a successful recovery from a stroke like regaining your independence but adapting your home may be necessary to do just this. Some changes may require major alterations and others might be slight tweaks but each change is made to fit your condition. The needed modifications will always vary however these general tips can guide you when seeking professional assistance.

Overcoming aphasia after stroke

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One of the main impairments after suffering from a stroke is aphasia. This condition impairs the victim’s ability to communicate with others. Suffering from aphasia profoundly alters daily activities, as well as aspects of social and professional life. There are plenty of tips that stroke survivors can do to improve communication skills and social interactions alongside speech therapy.

Don’t let a stroke strike when you’re young

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Contrary to what many people think, young people can be just as vulnerable to an ischemic stroke as the elderly might be. They can strike out of nowhere and alter your life forever. There’s a better chance of making a full recovery though if you are younger and get your life back to normal. So just how vulnerable are young people to strokes?

Getting back to work after a stroke

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One of the biggest questions any stroke victims ask themselves during their recovery is will they ever work again. After everything you’ve been through, a return to the professional world marks a big step forward in the recovery process. Likely, any return to work won’t be the same as what you have known previously but it isn’t necessarily the end of your career. So how can you return to work after your stroke?

Looking for a book on stroke?

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When looking for the best books on strokes, there is a lot to take into consideration. Do you look for stories about rehabilitation and recovery? Or look at the literature that breaks down the science behind the madness. Nowadays, books come in all forms from audiobooks to eBooks as well as the classic paperback.

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Reigniting your social life after a stroke

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Recovering from a stroke can be a daunting process especially when it comes to socially reconnecting with others. However, restarting your social life is a key part of any rehabilitation phase. Reconnecting with others is key to enjoying a normal life and there are some great ways to get going again. So, what are the best ways to reigniting your social life?

Memory Games for Stroke Recovery

STROKE NEWS

It takes a lot of effort to help stroke victims retrain their memory. Short-term memory loss is a huge hurdle to overcome and the road ahead may seem long and arduous. Luckily, playing games can help you guide a relative whilst rehabilitating their memory. Not sure what we mean? Here are some ways to help a relative retrain their memory.

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3 easy steps to help preventing stroke

STROKE NEWS

Strokes are a devastating event changing lives in an instant. Believe it or not, many stroke incidents can potentially be avoided through a few simple steps. Not sure what we mean? Let us take you through a few lifestyle changes that will help prevent you from suffering a stroke.

Stroke News

January 16, 2023

Arm exercises for rehabilitation after stroke or traumatic brain injury

After a stroke or a traumatic brain injury, patients often lose control of their arms and hands. This makes carrying out any basic task difficult without assistance. This is why…

Hannah Mae

Stroke News

December 8, 2022

Driving after a brain injury

Driving is a skill that recruits many basic abilities such as vision, reactions and coordination. The road can also be a stressful environment where multiple information streams need to be…

Hannah Mae

Stroke News

November 30, 2022

Nutrition advice after brain injury

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Stroke News

October 26, 2022

World Stroke Day 2022

World Stroke Day is approaching! At Moleac, we are committed to increase stroke awareness and to help stroke patients to Reconnect with their lives. Check our Stroke Exercise eBook and…

Hannah Mae

Stroke News

October 17, 2022

Telerehabilitation for stroke and traumatic brain injury

One of the biggest changes emerging from the global pandemic is telemedicine. Using video calls to converse with medical experts has changed how we approach medical care. It has also gained…

Hannah Mae

Stroke News

September 13, 2022

Brain injury specialists for home rehabilitation

For patients recovering from brain conditions, such as a stroke or a traumatic brain injury (TBI), making it home again is a major milestone. This is why rehabilitation takes place…

Hannah Mae

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