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The website author, Karen Murray, is a licensed occupational therapist of 24 years, Certified Stroke Rehab Specialist as well as Certified Hand Therapist and ACE certified personal trainer who specializes in working with stroke patients. |
Her background / experience includes:
Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman's University
BS Degree in Kinesiology / Health Promotion and Fitness from UT Austin
Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist from Neurorecovery Unlimited
ACE Certified Personal Trainer
Certified Hand Therapist
Author of Stroke Rehab Guide for Patients and Caregivers
LSVT Big Certified (Parkinson's treatment)
Certified in Saebo fitting
Certificate in Advanced Practice in Hand and Upper Quarter Rehabilitation from Drexel University
Training in various stroke rehab techniques through multiple continuing education courses and symposiums and over 20+ years of working with stroke patients
Articles / Presentations by or about Author:
Improving Patient Compliance and Stroke Rehabilitation Outcomes Through Caregiver Engagement (National Stroke Association)
Adaptive Clothing for Stroke Patients - Ezine article
6 Tips for Continuing Your Rehab At Home - StrokeSmart Magazine
Do you have a question or comment to share about stroke or this website? Feel free to contact the author by filling out the form below:
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Recent Articles
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Toes curling
Apr 12, 22 08:36 AM
Question: My stroke was 17 months ago when sitting and relaxed my toes are straight and relaxed. When I stand up, my left leg tenses, and my toes curl.
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A.V M’s
Apr 12, 22 08:28 AM
Question: Four months ago I suffered 2 Brain Aneurysms, and am now out of the hospital. I have tracking issues in my left eye. However, it has gotten a
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stroke in evolution
Dec 30, 21 10:52 AM
Question: My mother had a stroke that left her paralyzed on the right side. Twelve days later, she was able to lift her right leg about six inches off
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