Table of Contents
Preface
The Basics
Tips about plateaus in recovery
Tips toward improving communication: Relearning vocabulary choices
Tips to assist reading and comprehension
Tips on controlling emotional lability; tips for differences between anger and rage
Tips for frequent rest periods; tips for accepting assistance
Tips for safety issues during adaptations
Tips for storing and dispensing medications
Tips for special equipment
Getting Ready
Tips for personal care
Bathing or showering
Adaptive aids
Tips for transfers
Tips for dressing and undressing
Tips for nail care
Tips for shaving
Tips for hair care
Tips for dental care
The Greatest Strength Comes From Within
Tips for improving self-esteem
Tips for foraging through financial fallout
The no joke stroke or how humor helps heal
Let's Get Cookin'
Tips to improve mealtimes
Tips for cooking
Tips for cleaning
Tips for carrying things
Tips for home maintenance
Let's Mention Unmentionables
Tips for controlling urinary incontinence
Let's Get Moving
Tips for using the telephone
Tips for mobility
Tips for car transfers
Tips for airline travel
Tips for adaptive recreation (gardening, bowling, golf, fishing, card games)
Tips for driving post-stroke.
Brain Builders
Tips regarding relaxation
Tips for alleviating pain
Tips for building new connections in the brain-sensory input
Tips for organization
Tips for exercising the stroke affected side of your body
Tips for television program viewing that builds brain power
Tips for using a computer
Tips for a home office; tips and tidbits
Tips for pet owners after stroke
The Importance of Love
Tips to improve intimacy
Tips for positioning
Tips for touch and sight
Families Need Care Too
Tips for family members
Positive strokes
Tips about children of stroke heroes
Help is on the Way
Resources
Afterward
About the Author: 125-126
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