If I were to make a list of the things I miss most about my pre-stroke self, alcohol would be near the bottom of the list.
Tag: mental-health
10 Things to Know About Neuroplasticity as a Stroke Survivor
Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change itself in response to its experiences and environment.
Going Back to Work After Stroke
Returning to work after stroke represents a major milestone in recovery for those who are able to do so.
Creating a Plan for Ongoing Progress in Stroke Recovery
Creating a personalized structure that supports ongoing progress is one of the most important things a stroke survivor can do.
What is Post-Traumatic Growth After Stroke?
Research indicates that a significant portion of individuals with an acquired brain injury, such as a stroke, report post-traumatic growth in their recovery.
Three Misconceptions About Stroke Recovery
As I set out to leave rehab and return home, these are the three things about stroke recovery I wish I had known sooner.
Accepting Change After Stroke
After stroke, everything changes. Working through post-stroke deficits can be frustrating, but with some help from neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to change – there’s always the potential that your current limitations may not be your future limitations.
Measuring Progress in Recovery After Stroke
Documenting your stroke recovery through photos and videos can be incredibly valuable.
