Recovering Cognition After Stroke (Stroke Recovery #4)
Uploaded on Nov 28, 2007A person who has had a stroke may suddenly have trouble speaking, or be unable to recall names or faces. While normal, this is quite frightening, and requires treatment. Watch More Health Videos at Health Guru: http://www.healthguru.com/?YT
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Speech Language Pathology 2 : How to Recover Cognitive Skills After a Stroke
Uploaded on Sep 18, 2010Stroke symptoms refer directly to the region of the brain affected and the associated nerves that control each muscle group. Understand how to recover cognitive skills with the tips given by a speech language pathologist in this free video on recovering cognitive skills after a stroke.
Expert: Odelia Mirzadeh
Contact: www.innovativeslp.com
Bio: Odelia Mirzadeh is a Speech and Language Pathologist with Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Masters of Science (M.S.) degrees in Communication Disorders from Cal State University, Northridge.
Filmmaker: Steve Geffner
Series Description: A speech and language pathologist, often referred to as a speech therapist, is a licensed health care professional who diagnoses, evaluates, and treats children and adults with speech impairments, as well as communication difficulties. Understand more about speech language and pathology with the helpful advice from a speech and language pathologist in this free video series on speech language pathology.
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STARs - Cognition and Memory After Stroke
Published on Aug 5, 2014Real patients describe how stroke affected their memory and cognitive skills, and how psychology helped them to address these issues.
Key messages: 1. Half of all stroke survivors experience cognitive (thinking) problems. 2. Severity varies person to person, some cognitive problems may improve with time. 3. Difficulties with concentration, mental speed and understanding new information are most frequent. 4. Thinking difficulties can be influenced by mood and fatigue. A loss of thinking abilities can cause anxiety and low mood, or worse if a person is tired. 5. If problems are long lasting then it is important to help the person to find new ways of doing things.
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Cognitive Impairment in Stroke Patients by Dr. Demetrios J. Sahlas
Published on Nov 20, 2013SSTattler: Excellent lecture but a little long -- 43:00 minutes.
Objectives:
1. Describe factors influencing baseline cognitive status in patients at risk for stroke.
2. Review the use of screening tools for cognitive impairment in stroke patients.
3. Consider the possibility of TIA mimics representing transient manifestations of cognitive impairment.
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Dr Sandra Black - Cognitive and Stroke Neurologist
Published on Apr 9, 2013SSTattler: "...HER role at Sunnybrook..." but it is a good lecture!
Dr. Black explains her role at Sunnybrook, working with patients with stroke and dementia. Her leading-edge research uses neuroimaging tools to help in diagnosis & treatment of patients.
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Brain Training Improves Cognition for Woman After Her Stroke
Uploaded on Sep 30, 2010Meet Virginia, 82, a recent graduate of the Bossier City LearningRx. http://www.learningrx.com/bossier-city Virginia suffered a stroke over a year ago and lost many of her memories.
She could no longer read for retention, play board games, and do many of the activities she enjoyed. She moved into an assisted living facility expecting to deteriorate further.
Her daughter encouraged her to seek help through LearningRx in order to retrain her brain.
Virginia is an amazing success story! Her cognitive global score went from a 77 to a 95!
LearningRx - changing lives at all ages!
Contact us at http://www.learningrx.com/bossier-city or via phone at 318-742-8004.
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Cognitive Science & Strokes
Published on Apr 14, 2014Team Stroker Ace's presentation for CS 3790 (Cognitive Science).
References:
1) Brain Plasticity and Stroke Rehabilitation The Willis Lecture
2) What Is the Evidence for Use Dependent Learning After Stroke
3) Reorganization of Remote Cortical Regions After Ischemic Brain Injury: A Potential Substrate for Stroke Recovery
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Cognitive Rehab & Development via Teletherapy
Uploaded on Jun 20, 2009Strokes, TBI, Learning Disabilities, sport injuries to the brain, chemo & radiation...all can cause one to have short-term memory problems, lack the concentration to keep focused on what is needed to complete a task, have difficulty in making wise decisions or problem-solving. Now, the CSI-Teletherapy program is available via the Internet. Average time to develop a cognitive reserve and overcome cognitive deficits is approx. 3-6 months.
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Categories of Cognitive Impairment
Uploaded on Jul 25, 2011SSTattler: They talk about "elder people" but it is stroke people of any age...
Alex and Maura discuss categories of cognitive impairment...
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Patient with Cognitive Disability and VNSNY
Published on May 30, 2012Bronx news12 coverage of VNSNY patient with cognitive disability and his VNSNY nurse.
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