Category: Neuro Rehabilitation

When someone you know has a stroke, life can change in an instant. For them, for you—a stroke can affect more than just the stroke victim. Family and caregivers are often surprised at how the...

Occupational therapists (OTs) help patients improve their ability to do everyday activities through the use of therapeutic activities. This includes patients who have suffered traumatic brain...

Surviving a stroke is impressive, but you are not out of the woods yet. A stroke happens when your brain cannot get enough oxygen or the blood supply is somehow blocked. Generally, a blood clot...

The use of your hands is vital in maintaining your independence. You use your hands to dress, eat, and perform many other daily tasks. A stroke can severely impair the functionality of your hands and...

Occupational therapy helping Parkinson's disease hand problems Occupational Therapy is often used to help some early and later on-set symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease. PD is a neurodegenerative...

Adjusting to life with a debilitating injury or a brand-new diagnosis can be exhausting. There is so much to adjust to, and you may even have to re-learn basic tasks like how to feed and dress...