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Exercises for Stroke Recovery

Exercises you can do at home to help with stroke recovery and rehabilitation.
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35 Fun Rehab Activities for Stroke Patients | Saebo Fun Activities For Adults, Dance Dance Revolution, Recreation Therapy, Virtual Reality Games, Light Activities, Activities For Adults, Relaxing Activities, Brain Damage, Fun Hobbies
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35 Fun Rehab Activities for Stroke Patients
35 Fun Rehab Activities for Stroke Patients | Saebo
Eye Exercises to Help with Stroke Recovery Eye Muscles, Types Of Strokes, Visual Tracking, Vision Therapy, Brain Tissue, Eye Exercises, Healthy Cholesterol Levels, Vision Loss, Low Vision
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Eye Exercises to Help with Stroke Recovery
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The Benefits of Tai Chi and Stroke Rehabilitation | Saebo Kung Fu Clothing, Thigh Toning Exercises, Chi Gong, Qigong Exercises, Normal Blood Pressure, Chi Kung, Brain Cells, Tai Chi Chuan
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The Benefits of Tai Chi and Stroke Rehabilitation
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Managing MS Related Foot Drop Brain And Spinal Cord, Leg Exercises, Spinal Cord, Chronic Disease, Leg Workout, The Brain, Disease, Brain
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Managing MS Related Foot Drop
Managing MS Related Foot Drop
How Music Therapy Can Benefit Stroke Survivors Play Therapy, Health Research, Occupational Therapist, Ways To Communicate, Music Therapy, Language Skills, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, To Speak
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How Music Therapy Can Benefit Stroke Survivors
How Music Therapy Can Benefit Stroke Survivors
While seated, rotate your head and shoulders while twisting your waist to each side of your body. Occupational Therapy For Spinal Cord Injuries, Spinal Cord Anatomy Nervous System, Descending Tracts Of Spinal Cord, Spinal Cord Anatomy, Seated Hamstring Stretch, Ms Exercises, Physical Rehabilitation, Hamstring Stretch, Muscle Spasms
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Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
While seated, rotate your head and shoulders while twisting your waist to each side of your body.
While seated, cross one foot over your other leg. Using your hand, move the foot through its full range of motion, and then move each toe up and down. Range Of Motion Exercises, Wheelchair Exercises, Ankle Strengthening Exercises, Spinal Cord Injuries, Chin Tuck
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Chin Tuck
Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
While seated, cross one foot over your other leg. Using your hand, move the foot through its full range of motion, and then move each toe up and down.
Sit facing a chair, bed, or other stable object that is the same height as your wheelchair. Place one leg on the object, keeping your knee straight. Do not bend forward as it will stretch your leg too much. Simply hold the position, alternating legs. Parts Of The Body
Parts Of The Body
Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
Sit facing a chair, bed, or other stable object that is the same height as your wheelchair. Place one leg on the object, keeping your knee straight. Do not bend forward as it will stretch your leg too much. Simply hold the position, alternating legs.
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While seated or lying down, hold onto your leg underneath the knee and pull your leg toward your chest, keeping your knee bent. Leg Strengthening Exercises, Strengthening Exercises
Leg Strengthening Exercises
Strengthening Exercises
Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
While seated or lying down, hold onto your leg underneath the knee and pull your leg toward your chest, keeping your knee bent.
Lie on your back with your palms turned up and arms extended straight out to your sides. Hold the positions as long as is comfortable. Shoulder Exercises, Lower Back Muscles, Shoulder Stretch, Insta Ideas
Shoulder Exercises
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Lie on your back with your palms turned up and arms extended straight out to your sides. Hold the positions as long as is comfortable.
Bring your chin slowly in toward your chest. Hold, and then return your head upright. Next, keeping your chin tucked in, slowly pull it back, gently stretching the muscles in the back of your neck. Some patients should not do this exercise, so check with your therapist first. If your neck needs more support, you can hold onto it with your hands. Flexion And Extension, Gait Training, Neck Exercises
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Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
Bring your chin slowly in toward your chest. Hold, and then return your head upright. Next, keeping your chin tucked in, slowly pull it back, gently stretching the muscles in the back of your neck. Some patients should not do this exercise, so check with your therapist first. If your neck needs more support, you can hold onto it with your hands.
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Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
Stabilize the patient’s foot just below the toes with one hand. With the other, grasp their toes and slowly move them forward and backward.
With the patient’s knee straight, stabilize the ankle with one hand and place the other around the foot. Slowly turn the foot inward and outward.
Range of Motion Exercises for Spinal Cord Injuries
With the patient’s knee straight, stabilize the ankle with one hand and place the other around the foot. Slowly turn the foot inward and outward.