Now that the pandemic has waned, it seems that not only are we getting back to normal, but those baddie […]
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STRAIGHT TALK: APHASIA
You’ve probably read the news that Die Hard actor Bruce Willis has been diagnosed with aphasia and has decided to take a break from […]
HOPE FOR STROKE SURVIVORS WITH UPPER LIMB REHAB
Spasticity is a word often heard concerning stroke survivors. It refers to what usually happens to arms and hands following a […]
THOSE LOVABLE LIPS – ALL ABOUT LIP CARE
The one thing we rarely hear about is how to take care of our pucker-uppers. Whether from sun exposure to […]
HOORAY FOR SPEECH THERAPISTS!
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month and today is National Speech Therapy Day – a great time to appreciate […]
Living with Strokes Series – Part 1: What Is a Stroke?
In our latest series, strokes from A – Z are the focus. Identifying a stroke, medical treatments, and most importantly, […]
Healthy Core – Healthy Aging
What is our core, and why is it important as we age? First of all, a core is often misconstrued […]
Great Recipes for Small Kitchens Easy Fish Stew
For many of us, cooking is a favorite past time. Just as we often downsize our homes, so too we […]
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia
How familiar does this sound? It’s 2am, you need to get up at 7am and your eyes won’t close. The […]
Straight Talk: Restless Leg Syndrome, Fact or Fiction?
Restless Leg Syndrome, commonly referred to as RLS, has been the subject of titters and eye rolls for years in many medical […]
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