Top 5 Movies about Stroke
I really agree with StrokeSmart’s choice of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly as the leading movie about stroke and am anxious to see Amour. I’m disappointed that Starting Out in
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Resilience
What are humans truly capable of at their best? Gary Marcus looks at studies on human resilience, or what one psychologist calls, “ordinary magic”: [http://nyr.kr/Z8jPEG](http://nyr.kr/Z8jPEG)
Home Team Therapy
I tried some rehab sessions with Wii (liked the idea but hated the dumbed-down graphics), and this seems more developed. It seems more developed and more intensive than anything I’ve been exposed
Here's Why I bought a Fitbit
This study is reported at Medical News Today with the headline ”Stroke Survivors Benefit From Regular, Brisk Outdoor Walks” and contains the following > Previous studies have already suggested that exercise that doesn’t
Teaching Piano to Disabled Students from Afar
Piano teacher Mark Miller uses Skype to meet the needs of disabled students around the world. I don’t know if I was more excited by this story of a stroke patient > When
Smart Phone Technology helps Stroke Survivors Walk Again
I wish this report included video or links to the research site. Via “@jsbaranski Smart phone technology helps stroke survivors walk again [http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/news/health/smart-phone-technology-helps-stroke-survivors-walk-again]