Powys Community Integration Service is a Stroke Association-led service in Powys aimed at supporting people affected (either directly or as a carer) by a stroke or other neurological conditions or have suffered a brain injury. The service sees neuro cafes being established across Powys which provides peer support to people who have been affected by stroke or living with a neurological condition.
Teesside Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Community Steps is a four year project to help stroke survivors in Wales become more active in their community so that they feel less isolated and can make a better recovery. It will run from 2018 to 2022.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
In the proposed study it will be investigated if the Geriatric Anxiety Inventory (GAI) is suitable for use in stroke survivors aged 65 years and older, who are undergoing inpatient rehabilitation.
Stroke survivors often have very individual hopes for the future, in terms of the goals they would like to achieve. This research will develop and test a Goal setting and Action Planning (G-AP) approach to achieving personal goals through community rehabilitation.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Could an ARNI-based rehabilitation approach benefit stroke survivors?