Find detailed health information on a range of stroke-related topics. Our publications provide accurate and accessible health information for stroke survivors, carers, friends and family.
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Sharing our stories is now more important than ever, so why not start with our new blog series written by people affected by stroke, sharing their experiences of social distancing and the new world order.
Stroke News offers loads of helpful information and advice on how to enjoy life after a stroke.
Each edition includes details on the latest stroke research as well as compelling case studies from a number of stroke survivors. Have a read about former IT teacher, Rick Heins' experience of My Stroke Guide here.
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We know that it might not be as easy for you to get the help you need at this time.
The NHS have recommended a list of apps that are suitable for those who have had a stroke and have been found to aid rehabilitation. The list of apps covers many different topics, from eating to exercise.
What's next for My Stroke Guide? (UKSA webinar took place on 8th July 2020)
The UK Stroke Assembly is a chance for all to take part and have a say about future campaigns, talk about ongoing work and developments and provides a great space to open up a conversation.
UK Stroke Assembly 2020 Virual Event means you can now watch the entire event through online webinars. The My Stroke Guide team got together for a 30-minute webinar, where we show you a short tour of My Stroke Guide, talk about ongoing work, new developments and do a Q&A at the end.
To watch the webinar please click the play button below.
Videos
You can now watch our videos on a range of topics such as mental health, medication and exercise after stroke. We hope that watching these videos help you in your recovery journey.
Being active is a great way to improve overall health throughout your recovery and later on in life. It can help improve mood and increase energy levels. It can also help reduce the risk of another stroke.
We’ve teamed up with the charity A Stroke of Luck, who specialise in exercise-based recovery for stroke survivors, to produce a stroke-specific exercise programme of short videos to help you be more active at home. There are 12 videos in total, which you can follow at a pace that suits you, whether that’s week-by-week or day-by-day.