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Up to an estimated, between 65-88% of all individuals who experience a stroke have some level of arm impairment or dysfunction. Two common...

Driving and community mobility may be one of the most vital occupations because of the influence it has on health and well-being. (1) Driving...

Introduction: What are Tremors? Tremors are one type of movement disorder and can occur when something in the brain and supportive nervous...

Introduction to Pontine Strokes If you or a loved one have had a pontine stroke or if you are a healthcare professional that is working with an...

For all of us, normal posture is an automatic movement that develops a child and involves trunk control, head control, mobility, the ability to...

The service and profession of physical therapy (PT), also called physiotherapy, seeks to build a community that improves the health of society...

Introduction: What Is A Subluxation? Following the onset of a stroke, it is common that the hemiparetic arm may experience something called a...

Education on sexuality and return to intimacy following a stroke is an important functional topic that is sometimes not addressed by the care...

About two-thirds of those that experience arm paralysis after stroke are unable to fully use their affected limb six months after stroke (1-3)....