Evidence-informed articles on stroke recovery, the Holi7 method, family support and life after neurological injury — written by the HoliHab clinical team.
Most stroke survivors leave hospital receiving a fraction of the therapy dose that national guidelines recommend. Here's what the evidence says about intensity, repetition and why more time in rehabilitation genuinely changes outcomes.
Coming soon →The people around a stroke survivor can either accelerate recovery or — with the best intentions — slow it down. How to find the balance.
Coming soon →Fear of falling, grief over a changed identity, and carer fatigue can derail adherence faster than physical impairment. How we address mindset from day one.
Coming soon →Direct therapy may account for around 30% of recovery. The other 70% comes from what you do in the hours and days between visits.
Coming soon →Recovering from a stroke also means reducing the risk of a second one. Blood pressure, lifestyle and monitoring all have a clinical role in rehabilitation.
Coming soon →The idea that the brain stops recovering after six months is outdated. What the current evidence tells us about when and how neuroplastic change happens.
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