Rehabilitation, care and management of strokes
Cerebro-vascular
Accidents (CVAs) or stokes kill or incapacitate many thousands of people each
year,
yet the difficulties strokes can cause are still poorly understood by the
general public.
Sometimes the more minor effects - physical weakness rather than complete
paralysis,
difficulty reading or writing rather than complete loss of communication - are the most troublesome, because the sufferer does not look or sound as though
they have a problem.
Are you trying to
help someone who has had a stroke or do you know someone
who needs help in overcoming the effects of a CVA?
Click here to discuss the effects of stroke on language, speech, reading and/or writing.
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