What is Neuroplasticity: Guidelines for Stroke Recovery
Neuroplasticity is the foundation of learning after a stroke or any type of injury to the brain or spinal cord. In part 1 of this series, I discussed what experience-dependent neuroplasticity is and why this is an important concept to understand.
In this video I will discuss the key principles that are critical maximize your rehabilitation potential and prevent further degradation of the neurologic system.
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Neuroplasticity is the foundation of learning after a stroke or any type of injury to the brain or spinal cord. In part 1 of this series, I discussed what experience-dependent neuroplasticity is and why this is an important concept to understand.
In this video I will discuss the key principles that are critical maximize your rehabilitation potential and prevent further degradation of the neurologic system.
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Learn more about spasticity here: https://www.orlandoneurotherapy.com/stroke/stroke-spasticity-treatment/
Learn more leg exercises here: https://www.orlandoneurotherapy.com/stroke/leg-exercises-stroke-recovery/
Learn more about our stroke program: https://www.orlandoneurotherapy.com/stroke/
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I am a stroke survivor and your information is perfectly correct. I am using both hands though not a 100% but am so much grateful to God
I learn that I foot drop after my stroke Oct 2023 I gio vitality medical center they give 5 shot around to wake up my nerves I'm only 55 now as says I'm going back to physical therapy but I'm watching ur show
It has been 12 years is it to late for me
So with us survivors, Is it a matter of restrengthrning the affected side, or just waking up that side, or both?? I’m a little confused
I suffered from mini stroke I want to gain my energy back what can I do
Do you see kids in Orlando
What exercise can be done for muscle weakness in the hand after brain hemorrhage operation
I had 3 strokes over 20 years ago. I was doing well but since covid Not much mobility. Is it to late to relearn?
Wow i was doing tbis withoout realizing in trying to rehab my hand. I….breaki g it down into components and working on individual components… my goal is to open axwater bottle sort term…even aan empty water bottle. Long term goal is full use of hand again. Im fortunate thst i only loss strengthvin hand…other than strength i have 70 percent use of my hand since stroke event. worked on opposition and thengrasping and d opposition… but my issue now is strength which im working on.strength is definitely the hardest..i kep trying though
Trying to limit PT to one or two things when your entire right side is difficult.
Doing everything a little does not work.
I’m trying ….
Even family will not understand some will think there is a pill you take and you're cured , you have to understand that you are living with a disability now and need to live with it. God Bless
Does this also relate to right leg and arm complete flaccid.