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Post stroke apathy can significantly impact stroke outcomes. Apathy is NOT the same as depression and the treatment is different. This is why it is important to work with a neuropsychologist who can accurately diagnose this condition and provide treatment. Source: https://lnkd.in/eEg9MHhR #stroke #neuropsychology #neurologicrehabilitation #neurology

1 in 3 stroke survivors suffer from post-stroke depression, which can significantly impact outcome potential. This is partially due to the gravity of their situation but it is important to know the impact of a brain injury on inflammatory cytokines which can also cause depressive symptoms. Appropriate referrals can be the difference between someone ending up "wheelchair bound" and not. I have seen it. #neurology #physicaltherapy #physiatry #physicalmedicineandrehabilitation

Hemiplegic shoulder pain (HSP) can be a barrier to restoring functional arm movement and activities of daily living. Here is a breakdown of the most common causes, management, and prevention #strokesurvivor #neurologicrehabilitation

Fatigue is super common after a stroke and can have a huge impact on your potential. Understanding the root cause and managing it appropriately is essential. The only one I left off of these slides is also medication! If you struggle with being tired all of the time, talk to your doctor. It could be a medication and their might be an alternative. #strokesurvivor #neurologicrehabilitation

Applying Albert Bandora's theory of social learning is an effective means for ongoing momentum building in stroke recovery. Hearing "you have met your goals", is not. #strokerehabilitation #neurology #strokesurvivor #rehabhq #physicaltherapy

Neurologic injury can cause cognitive problems including memory and focus. Here are 4 tips to potentially improving your memory and your focus! 1. Puzzles and Games! Try a few minutes of puzzles or games like crosswords, Sudoku, or memory cards each day. These activities strengthen focus and memory while keeping your mind active and engaged 2. Meditate - I am not talking about "woo woo" stuff. Meditation, simplified, is an exercise to train your ability to attend and focus. Try a few minutes of puzzles or games like crosswords, Sudoku, or memory cards each day. These activities strengthen focus and memory while keeping your mind active and engaged 3. Leverage Technology! Use your phone’s alarm, calendar, or a reminder app to set alerts for important tasks, medications, or appointments. This helps you stay on track, reduces memory strain, and keeps your day organized 4. Keep a Routine Choose specific times for meals, rest, and activities each day. Consistent routines give your brain anchors, making it easier to remember tasks and stay focused. Start with small steps, like setting a fixed wake-up and sleep time Give these a try! #strokesurvivor #neurologicrehabilitation

Caregiving for a loved one can be challenging And it is super easy to fall into "parenting" mode But this can add tension to an already difficult situation for all involved parties Here is a checklist of effective communication strategies that can make caring for a loved one easier and more "productive". #caregiving #neurologicrehabilitation #stroke #MS #Parkinsonsdisease #healthcare #agingparents #aging

Can you stand on one leg w/ your eyes closed for 10 sec? If not, you might be at risk for falls. 1 in 4 people over the age of 65 report a fall. Here is a simple test to assess fall risk and exercises to improve single leg standing time #aging #health #STEADI #fallprevention #physicaltherapy https://lnkd.in/enHAWTcX

Just a little Sunday reminder..... you are capable of more than you think. #quoteoftheday #Sunday

Balance is the ability to maintain the center of mass (the body) within the base of support (the feet) AND Quickly and automatically reposition the center of mass within the base of support. When someone starts to lose their balance confidence, a loss in overall mobility is quick to follow. In this video, we offer a simple tip to older adults to maintain/restore single leg standing balance to decrease the fear of falling AND decrease the risk of falling. #fallprevention #olderadults #STEADI #seniorcare #neurologist #physiatrist Check out our new Youtube channel providing older adults with health, mobility, and rehab information to take full ownership of their aging and maintain their independence in their home! https://lnkd.in/e7R-e6Pc