Stroke Rehab e-book: A Guide for
Patients & Caregivers

Overwhelmed by the stroke rehabilitation process?

Do you need exercises that you can do at home?

Experiencing information overload from the internet?

Looking for caregiver resources or stroke support groups?

FINALLY, a stroke rehab guide written with patients & caregivers in mind!

Stroke Rehab: A Guide for Patients & Caregivers is a ONE OF A KIND downloadable pdf book that can answer your stroke-related questions and guide you through your rehabilitation journey.

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What you'll receive in this guide:

Techniques of stroke rehabilitation to use at home

List of stroke resources

Adaptive and home exercise equipment available

All-in-one-guide that is easy to understand.

Over130 photos of easy to follow exercises

Progressing your home rehabilitation program

Answers to questions submitted by stroke patients & caregivers

Affordable cost with immediate delivery as a simple pdf download.

Topics covered include:

Rewiring the Brain (Neuroplasticity)

Improving Balance

Regaining Arm Control

Arm & Leg Exercises

Fine Motor Coordination

Improving Sensation (Sensory Re-education)

Edema Management (Controlling Swelling)

Cognitive Retraining (Brain Exercises)

Vision Exercises

Dysphagia, Dysarthria, & Oral Facial Exercises

Aphasia (Communication Disorders)

Compensation Techniques

Adaptive Equipment to Make Tasks Easier

Equipment Suggestions for Home Exercise

Adaptive Clothing to Make Dressing Easier

Stroke Websites & Resources

Caregiver Websites and Resources

Stroke Support Group Information

Clinical Trial Information

Constraint Induced Movement Therapy

Answers to Questions Submitted by Stroke Patients and Caregivers

Sample Questions Answered:

How soon can I fly after a stroke?

What can I do to for shoulder subluxation?

Why does my loved one lack motivation?

How should we deal with mood swings?

What is the treatment for flaccid stage of stroke?

Is there treatment for vision problems after stroke?

How do you treat left side neglect?

How can you decrease excessive drooling after stroke?

Is there a typical stroke rehab plan for a patient?

What kind of massage is appropriate for a stroke patient?

Why did I have a stroke?

What can be done for the patient who feels like they are falling?

What can be done to help urinary incontinence after stroke?

About the Author:

Karen Murray is a rehab professional that has worked for over 27 years as a licensed occupational therapist and has extensive experience working with stroke patients. The author's experience includes:

Master's Degree in Occupational Therapy
Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology/Health Promotion and Fitness.
Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist
Certified Hand Therapist
ACE Certified Personal Trainer
Certified in Saebo fitting
Certificate in Advanced Practice in Hand and Upper Quarter Rehabilitation from Drexel University
Trained in various stroke rehab techniques
LSVT Big Certification for Parkinson's

Stroke rehabilitation is her passion, and she has written this book to aide stroke survivors and their caregivers.

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