by Constant Therapy | Jul 20, 2018
Just 13 years ago, research touted the effectiveness of using a pager to reduce memory issues in people with traumatic brain injury (TBI). We’ve come a long way since pagers. Today, smartphones and tablets serve as powerful memory tools for those who have experienced... 
by Constant Therapy | Jan 5, 2022
Neighborhood barbecues, block parties, weddings, holidays, and family events – these are social settings in which we’re all likely to find ourselves in. For survivors of brain injury (TBI) or stroke, these events can be difficult, uncomfortable, and downright... 
by Constant Therapy | Jul 9, 2018
Stroke recovery depends on many factors: where in the brain the stroke occurred, how much of the brain was impacted, caregiver support, the quantity and quality of rehabilitation, and how healthy the survivor was before the stroke. Each of the 5 stages of post-stroke... 
by Constant Therapy | Jun 27, 2018
Counting money, making change, and asking about prices are everyday skills most people take for granted. Yet, these skills are often challenging for people with cognitive, speech, and language disorders. These common situations require fluency around currency.... 
by Constant Therapy | Dec 18, 2020
Aphasia is one of the most significant and common conditions caused by stroke or brain injury. Over 2 million people in the United States are currently affected by aphasia, but few outside the clinical world know what it is. We evaluated online resources for people...
