A stroke can be devastating. A sudden, painful experience that often requires physiotherapy, lifestyle changes, and even cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) to fully recover from. Even a mild stroke can have a significant impact on your physical and mental well-being, sometimes even requiring ongoing care in the form of live-in care or neurological care.And while […]
Category: Stroke care
Guidance shaped by rehab principles, offering steps that aid recovery, rebuild strength and support independence after a stroke.
10 Signs of Impending Death After a Stroke
A stroke, often caused by a clot or a burst blood vessel, is an unexpected interruption in the brain’s blood supply that causes brain cells to die, leading to injury or disability. Stroke seizures can even lead to death. Many stroke victims wonder what the life expectancy is after a mini-stroke. Well, a mini-stroke, also […]
5 Benefits of a Live-In Carer When Recovering From a Stroke
A stroke can be a challenging thing to overcome, not just for the individual who has experienced it but also for family members. In such circumstances, a live-in carer can be a great option to consider. A live-in carer can help alleviate stress for the stroke survivor and their family, relieving them of tasks and […]
What Are The Signs of a Stroke?
A stroke (sometimes referred to as a brain “attack”), occurs when the blood flow to your brain stops and the brain cells in the area begin to crash. Treatment is needed immediately to ensure you lower your chances of brain damage, disability or even death, which is why knowing the warning signs of a stroke […]
The Stroke Assembly 2019
Are you supporting a stroke survivor? Then come along to the UK Stroke Assembly at the Radisson Blu Hotel at East Midlands Airport on Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd July. It’s a perfect opportunity to bring together stroke survivors and carers to talk about the things that matter to them. Providing a forum to share […]