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Stroke Association Resolution Run
Christmas is over and 2020 has officially started. For some of us good and for some of us, not so good. January is here and we have to make the best of it which can be very tough when your body lets you down due to a stroke, spinal cord injury, MS, Parkinson's, or any...
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What Are Neurological Problems?
Neurological problems affect the brain, as well as the central and autonomic nervous systems. But, what are neurological problems? In this article, we will look at the causes, symptoms, effects, diagnosis and treatment of such conditions. What Are Neurological...
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Can You Recover From A Stroke?
Strokes, characterised by what is known as 'brain emergencies,' are devastating for patients and loved ones. But, can you recover from a stroke? Well, in this article, this is exactly the question we plan to answer. Strokes occur when the brain is cut off from its...
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How To Improve Mobility In Elderly
As you get older, your body may not work as well as you think it does, and getting around can be much trickier. When you get older, you need to think about how to improve even the most basic of mobility issues, and learning to walk or move unaided can prove to be very...
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How Many Types Of Strokes Are There?
Have you ever wondered how many types of strokes are there? Well, there are 3 main types of strokes and in this post, we will talk about the differences between them. Throughout our lives, the cells in our brain get a consistent, uninterrupted supply of oxygen and...
read moreWords From A Client: Why I Will Never Be A Great Writer
Why I will never be a great writer. It’s taken me a long time to work it out, but I think I now know why I’ll never be a great writer. It’s because, for my first eighty years at least, my life has been too happy, too comfortable; I haven't suffered enough. It could...
read morePhysio Therapy Treatment For Cerebral Palsy
Physiotherapy is all about improving and maintaining movement, and that’s why it’s a treatment that is very useful to people with cerebral palsy. Movement can become limited for people suffering from this condition if the proper treatment, including physiotherapy, is...
read morePhysiotherapy and Stroke Symptoms
A stroke can effect your whole body. This can be keeping your head up, keeping it in the middle or you might not know or feel where the middle of your body is; you might not able to sit independently. Stroke Symptoms Sufferers of strokes will find that their arm...
read moreMollii Suit
I previously attended the NEC at Birmingham for the Therapy Expo, when I see two men wearing funny suits, which left me rather intrigued. They called it the 'Mollii Suit' and went on to explain that a little electricity passes through the suit, to the body, to the...
read moreClient Case Study: October 2015 – Physiotherapy for Parkinsons Disease
I met Mr. D in January 2015 in our outpatient department in Kings Norton Birmingham. He just had the devastating news that he had Parkinson's. He had several problems: Frozen shoulder with a pain due to very poor arm swing. Tremor in mainly his left hand. Unable to...
read moreClient Case Study: July 2015 – Physiotherapy for Stroke
Mrs M and I met in December 2013 after she suffered a stroke and was in need of stroke treatment. This had left her with a severe right side weakness of her arm and her leg. Also her trunk was very weak. Luckily her speech and understanding was intact. She was in very...
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