Neuroplasticity means you can improve brain function, even years after stroke or brain injury
BrainWire
There’s a rumor going around that you’ve got only one year after you have a stroke or brain injury to make whatever...Search Results
Search for in
Arithmetic Tasks: How They Help People with Communication Disorders Get Back to their Daily Lives
BrainWire
The Arithmetic Tasks from Constant Therapy are an effective way to bring math skills back up to snuff to support daily...8 aphasia misconceptions: debunking the myths
BrainWire
As humans, we often tend to make generalizations and assumptions. These can result in some major misconceptions,...Customer Stories: Stroke Survivor Find Her New Normal
BrainWire
“After I realized that my recovery was not going to happen overnight, I cried myself to sleep for a month…” ~Mary B....An Overview of Dementia: Affects on Communication & How Therapy Helps
BrainWire
Usually, we think of dementia as a problem of memory. However it is actually more complex than that. Dementia can...What to Expect at Your First Therapy Visit
BrainWire
So often after receiving a diagnosis like aphasia, brain injury, or stroke, the diagnosed persons and their families...Making Aphasia Therapy and TBI Therapy Functional
BrainWire
Sometimes therapy can seem repetitive, boring, and not applicable to every-day, functional life skills. But many...5 Tips to Avoid Loneliness During Recovery from Stroke or Brain Injury
BrainWire
Many people experience loneliness, and feelings of isolation when recovering from stroke or brain injury. If you have...An Overview of Aphasia: Loss of Language, Not Intellect
BrainWire
This blog provides an overview of aphasia and stroke recovery, which is often misunderstood. Spread the word, raise...Brain Injury Rehab Made Possible by Brain Plasticity
BrainWire
Neuroplasticity means that our brains can change and adapt – even after damage by trauma, stroke, disease, or...