Have you or a loved one had a Stroke? Stroke can affect many functions of the body and it can also impact the movement of the body. Many problems appear after a stroke such as paralysis, or loss of muscle function specifically
We have an incredible knowledge about the human body and on what to do to keep it in perfect condition. We still continue to be obese and unhealthy. Why? Because of only one reason: We’re L-A-Z-Y! There is no other good excuse
What Is BDNF? Alternatively termed BDNF, brain derived neurotrophic factor is an integral protein in human brains that promotes brain health and regulates neuronal development and function. It acts as a fertilizer of the brain’s neurons, making them grow quickly and develop
What is Neuroplasticity? Alternatively termed brain plasticity, neuroplasticity is the human brain’s ability to change and continually adapt and develop cognitive abilities including language development. It’s the physiological changes in the brain that occur as we interact with the environment. Research studies
Doctors at Mayo clinic in Florida have tested a new device on a small population of patients experiencing a stroke. The adhesive strip is applied over a patient’s eyebrow and measures the amount of oxygen in the brain. This is a big
For anyone local to the Coachella Valley, the next Golf Putting Clinic is next Tuesday, January 3rd from 1:30-2:30 pm. It’s open to those who have Parkinson’s or have had a stroke. People at any mobility levels are welcome. The therapists from
I, for one, will be watching Monday night to see Gabrielle Giffords interview. Here is a clip/trailer of the interview to come. They certainly pegged it right when they said she had tenacity and determination! http://news.yahoo.com/rep-gabrielle-giffords-smiling-talking-11-months-shooting-211509588.html New Beginning Physical Therapy, Inc. provides the
This story is an excellent example of how therapy should be enjoyable! The man featured in this story is recovering from two strokes. The dance instructor had both hips replaced. No matter what your problem is, find a way to continue
http://www.ptproductsonline.com/news/2011-10-11_01.asp Such an interesting thing to consider after a stroke! Can the person cross their legs? If so, they tend to have better results! May seem crazy, but it does take quite a bit of control of your muscles, as well as
Researchers at the University of Southern California have found that you need to use short term and long term memory in learning new tasks. Although it is difficult to work on two or more tasks at once, when the brain is required