Stroke Rehabilitation
The road to recovery after a stroke varies on the person facing the challenge. Some after effects of a stroke may be able to be rehabilitated, while others may be more long-lasting or permanent.
Aphasia is a disturbance in the production, processing, or understanding of language due to brain damage, most commonly from stroke. Related treatment is an extremely important aspect of life after a stroke.
This type of therapy forces a person to use their dysfunctional limb as much as possible in order to improve its function.
Dysphagia therapy is a critical for the recovery of swallowing function after injury to the brain from a stroke or other causes.
Learn about the three phases of swallowing
Here, some different exercises developed by dysphagia rehabilitation experts.
Here you'll find three simple exercises that can help your regain your jaw strength and return a great deal of your swallowing ability.
Swallowing is a complicated neurological reflex that involves the coordinated activity of many muscles, including the lips.
The tongue is a key participant in the mechanism of swallowing, and it too may need to be retrained.
What are the goals of hemiplegia rehabilitation?
