The BEST Neuro Rehab Plan: Early Versus Later Stages
Choosing the best exercises after a stroke or brain injury can seem like an overwhelming task. What are the best exercises? How many hours a day should you spend performing your exercises? Should your plan evolve over time? This video will answer all of these questions and give you the tools to develop a program that is right for your stage of recovery
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Choosing the best exercises after a stroke or brain injury can seem like an overwhelming task. What are the best exercises? How many hours a day should you spend performing your exercises? Should your plan evolve over time? This video will answer all of these questions and give you the tools to develop a program that is right for your stage of recovery
For free rehab tips visit: www.rehab-hq.com
Last weeks video (is recovery possible after 18 months?): https://youtu.be/-5s1PeCxZm0
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I had very little therapy right after my stroke. I had a stroke in 2020 as the world went into lockdown. I started therapy a year and a half later.
Is there a way too. Retrain affected hand to sensitivitym. I cant type cuz i cant feel the little bump on f and j key.
I have monbility and rffull range of motion…but lessened sensitivity anminimal straength after stroke
What was the video prior to this one? I have been searching and haven’t found it.
Is going back to playing the piano good for Neuro Rehab
Hi dr thank you very much for this vedio Iam three years stroke I am doing my house work and I do my therapy too but when do my treapy I manage to do every thing smoothly but can’t lean my thumb perfectly on a surface and straighten my elbow my fingers are Crowley also when am doing my work iam not in normal way so I am try to get back to normal by your vedios and your help I greatly appreciate if you kindly reply me to get more improvements for my situation thanks a lot and god bless you
Dr Tara Tobias I suffered a stroke on 21 Junev2020. I am still using a cane to walk and my arm is moving, however my fingers cannot move. It only moves if I am having a spasm . My Neurologist said that I suffered a bleed of my right brain hence the reason my left side is the weak side. I find that I also have alot of tone on my left leg still. I would like to know ifbthis is normal or If I should have been having less tone in my left leg. Please note that I presently do physical and occupational therapy.
YOUR OPINIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED Dr. TOBIAS!!! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!
Dr Tobias
What is your opinion on the robotics glove for hand rehab?
hi again Tara my i have 18 years after stroke my goal is to run and to play piano, i have followed your advice on running and thumb and writs exercises if you send me more advice in that aspect I will thank you forever, I am working in heal strike after i accomplish those 10° standing in ankle dorsiflexion i will ho to push off exercises an then work in those other exercises in jumping on involved leg to see i f i can make the real running
Dear Tara,thanks for posting the videos. I am approaching ten months post stroke. I now live alone and I try to use the stroke effected hand as much as possible. For everything. Soon I will start a part time job and might not be able to train for 3 hours a day. But if I continue to use the effected hand in real world applications will that be helpful? Thanks again!
Can we talk about synergy of shoulder and hand during shoulder rotation exercise?
Thanks
Hello hoping I could get help I’m HHA I’m working on getting my client to stand we can’t seem to get it yet any recommendations? We work out 5 days a week we strength train 3 days a week 2 day reg exercises. Any suggestions would be appreciated .❤
Hi Your videos are best and outstanding. They are helping us a lot.
difficult time to learn to write on my right hand after stroke
what are the best exercises for a flacid arm? which video series?
Been 5years for me they have given up
What’s the best way to find a Neurological physical therapist near you?
Doorknobs of locked and dead bolted door make excellent handholds for stationary exercises.
Handicap ramps and shopping cart racks make excellent "gyms" for walking and leg stretching exercises. Handicap ramps usually have stairs nearby as an exercise bonus challenge.
Great videos for every body
I wish I found you during my early years. Thank you so much for your videos