Stroke rehabilitation
If you or someone you care about has had a stroke, you will need access to rehabilitation, support and information to improve your condition and quality of life. This section of the website looks at the ways in which people who have had a stroke can regain skills and adapt to life after a stroke. It also considers the professionals who can help you work towards getting back to normal life as much as possible, or in learning to live with the long-term effects of stroke.
In this section
Brain attack
Recovery and rehabilitation
Physiotherapy
Occupational therapy
Speech and language therapy
Swallowing
Vision
Using the toilet
Psychological changes
Helping rehabilitation
Support at home
Rehabilitation in the community
Get the leaflet
This section is also available as a leaflet:
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More information on rehabilitation:
Book list
Cognitive problems after stroke
Complementary therapy
Electronic aids and computer software
Gentle exercise
Occupational therapy after stroke
Pain after stroke
Physical effects of stroke
Physiotherapy after stroke
Private treatment
Psychological effects of stroke
Speech and language therapy after stroke
Stroke and children
Tiredness after stroke
Visual problems after stroke
