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Loss of sensation is a common secondary effect that stroke survivors experience. Studies show that about 50-80% of survivors encounter some form of sensory deficit after a stroke. The loss…
As we speak, the concept of adopting a multi-disciplinary approach towards providing care in hospital settings as well as within the community has been growing. One might raise the question…
Mallet finger is a common tendon injury that occurs in everyday life. If left untreated, the extensor tendon will not reattach itself to form a permanent deformity.
Act as soon as possible after a stroke to maximise the golden window of recovery. The early stage is not a time to rest but for intensive treatment.
In this article, we explore the need for professional therapy and how it impacts one’s life. Is therapy really necessary, you asked?
Shoulder pain is the result of common caregiving mistakes. Why is it serious and how to avoid it. We give 5 simple steps in this article to all the caregivers out there.
Lifeweavers.org explains Social Prescribing, one of the many creative tools our therapy team uses to get people integrating into their communities quickly again.
Ramps, grab bars and non slip flooring are the trio that comes to mind for most when thinking about how to make a home eldery / disability friendly. We will show you how to install them correctly.
Is falling a natural part of aging? NO! Falls prevention is key to keep our seniors in good shape and have a quality of life.
So next time you hear the phrase “old already” being used as a reason to stop doing an activity, take a look at the frail scale again and remember frailty can be accelerated, decreased and reversed.
