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If you work with or know someone with aphasia, these Guidelines are for you.
We know that because aphasia affects people in different ways and to different degrees, there’s no one solution to making information understandable to...
Sometimes after a stroke you may be left with ongoing disability that means that you can’t go back to living at home. This Accommodation after stroke factsheet describes your main alternatives for accommodation – care homes and...
Sometimes after a stroke you may be left with ongoing disability that means that you can’t go back to living at home. This large print factsheet describes your main alternatives for accommodation – care homes and sheltered housing. It...
Fully referenced version of Accommodation after stroke factsheet.
Action on Stroke Month - Blank A3 poster.
Every year around 13,000 Scots have a stroke. That's too many.
This leaflet outlines the key facts about stroke in Scotland and then sets out our agenda for action - "We want a Scotland where there are fewer strokes and all...
After a stroke you might find daily tasks such as getting around, cooking and bathing much harder than before. Fortunately there is a wide range of aids and equipment available to help. This resource sheet outlines how to get information and...
This factsheet explains how regularly drinking more alcohol than the recommended levels can increase your risk of stroke. It includes tips on keeping track of how much you drink and reducing your intake, and lists sources of information and...
This factsheet explains how regularly drinking more alcohol than the recommended levels can increase your risk of stroke. It includes tips on keeping track of how much you drink and reducing your intake, and lists sources of information and...
A fully referenced version of Alcohol and stroke factsheet.