Rehabilitation After Stroke: Speech Therapy
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- After a stroke, it is common for people to have cognitive difficulties, including changes in attention/concentration, short-term memory, problem-solving, planning/organization skills and reasoning skills.
The patient in this video, Joe, is completing a course of speech therapy to improve these skills.
I had 2 stroke n I've been thankful to family for helping me
Jasmin Baldwin pls can u help me by telling the process of your recovery.my mother had 2 stroke and same speechlessness as of yours..pls pls help me.
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My dad had a stroke nightmare I prayed so strongly that thankfully he’s ok now it was terrifying I won’t even someone to experience that
Friends..Dont loose Hope..my dad had stroke 2 months back was in Coma for a month and after talkng now and with support trying to stand and slowly taking steps..slight movement in hand and leg....just keep ur loved ones muscle moving..follow physio exercises taught by your Doctor and Hospital and remind ur loved one all memories and good movements..
Oh good news. I hope your father's well. My mom also had stroke almost 1 nd half years ago. Still have problems with speech and minor memory issues. I hope god makes it all good 🙏🙏
Thank you for the words. Did it come back with speech therapy ? My mother had a stroke last Friday.
Thank you for the encouraging words and I wish your father continuous strength.
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It is ok to complain but also have to be thankful!!
My wife had a hemorrhage stroke over two years ago she was sent home to basically dye , under hospice care (what a #$#@ joke)
I have been taking care of her ever since, she still kicking , is a long revovery in her condition , and I'm thankful to God for not taking her that awful day of the stroke.
Is not easy!!!
As a nurse I totally agree with you. Never give up hope. Work like heck to get better. If you get better that is fantastic. If you don't you know you gave it your best.
Jorge-my husband had a stroke on the right side of his brain, and now, he’s unable to speak or able to swallow-NG tube feeding which is a short term solution at the rehab facility. I know it would be a challenge bringing him home to be cared for with much love and PRAYERS. Thank you for sharing your story-similar to what I’m going through now. I Hope your wife is recovering well.
I experienced it. So very hard to go back to where i start. Like speech problem and my mind is slow thinking. I cant use my right body . I had a severe sick(brain aneurysm) . Im 16 yrs.old. 😊
hye joshua, sorry to ask this.. but i am seriously interested to know more since i'm one of the many psycholinguistic students. (i would be glad if u were to reply my comment=))does the brain aneurysm occurs in your left hemisphere? if it is, did u receive any surgery on it? like removing any part of the brain for example?
Keep practicing new and old things, dude.
hi. my mom is operated by brain aneurysm clip operation 6 yrs back but now she is unable to speak continues lines. she is speaking only words. please guide me.
Same but im 15 years old
I cant use my left side
Do you have anything that can help with almost total loss of voice. Please that would be very helpful
My mother has stroke attack last 5 months ago she's ok right now she understand every thing but she didn't speak any word please give me some advice
Good job Joe
LOVE this.
Good job 👏🏼👏🏼
Pls if anyone can answer my question, my grandpa had stroke like 3 years ago and in this year he’s turn 83 yo, is that still possible he can find his language fluency back by treatment?
His symptoms does looks like broca’s aphasia .
Pls if someone knew about elderly aphasia patient 🥺 I wanna talk to him so much
Great advice
I had a psychotic break, don't know if it'll help, but I struggled with speaking for quite some time, I credit D&D5e, Dungeons and Dragons for you folks that don't know.(any TTRPG will get you there) with letting me fail gracefully enough to keep trying, and because of the structure of taking turns, and for people to sometimes dominate scenes, it allowed me that sort of period of reflection and growth, and error with grace, to succeed in becoming about as fluent as I was before.
I'm studying speech therapy.I need help about what the programme entails
it's been more than a year since my father had a stroke, a major one. we havent had any speech therapist since we couldnt afford to have both speech and physical therapist at the same time. could someone provide us with any tips to help out my father. thank you.
So sorry to hear about your father's stroke. My husband has had a stroke in Sept '21 and he is showing signs of improvement. He did some sessions of physiotherapy and speech therapy. You can always go to RUclips and find the videos that deals with mental exercises and let him practice. Love, attention and patience is also needed...and of course prayer
I have been having input from Mrs Van Gran, Mrs Rochester, Miss Jackson, Vanessa in form of individual clinical sessions, therapy night's, girl's group, knitt and chat, sensory diet, eating group to help with dysphagia, oromoter exercises.
My brother in law now had a 2nd stroke and he can't talk I no he has a long way to recovery but what can we do we really need some help
what is name of app.
Loved it
There is no facility for speech therapy in my city so what can I do to give speech therapy at home by me.
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Please can you help us🙏 my sister in dubai has mind stroke after her brain surgery.. unfortunetly here memory is not functioning properly and its hard and hurt for her to explain herself and talk. How long before she can come back to herself🙏☹️ thank you
Treatment varies by individual and diagnosis. We would advise that a patient consult their doctor to determine the level of treatment frequency that would be most beneficial to them.
I suffer sudden choking and coughing in my swallowing disorder after a stroke. I am concerned that the treatment in this video is wholly not responsive to the real needs of a speech pathology patient. Touching H's and I's on a computer?
I had episodes where, I can’t formulate proper structure sentences to the point where I just rather not say anything. This doesn’t not happen often and are unpredictable. Is there any audible books you can recommend?
Some times, I confuse letters and sometimes numbers. Maybe minor dilexia. Idk if there any audible books that I can use. I would appreciate the name of the books.
Take a look at these companies. They might have some material that may be of use to you. Lingraphica, Tactus.
HithreI had 2 stroke right aftwer each othe both on th same dayI worked as a J an d I loved singing are ther eescersises I can do to regainmy singing ability a few nights ago I wenyt on dstage to sing I coulnot get a singke sound to rorm
How do these therapies actually affect the speech?
looking for functional therapy strategies...
That’s OT
Daddy had a stroke on February 26th, 2013, which was a day before my little brother Isaiah's 7th birthday 🎂. Daddy had a stroke while he was at work. He was prepared for a big presentation. When it was his turn, his work buddies wondered why he wasn't coming 🤔. A lady then screamed and everyone came running. His boss called 911 and the cops, firefighters, and paramedics, all came. They all took Daddy to the nearest hospital 🏥.
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I hope that everything went well and that he is getting bettet and better.. yes. I understand with his work poisiton.. it could be very stressful.. but love will conquer it all.
Hello, my dad had a stroke 20 hears ago. He lost all ability to speak, read and write. Forgot numbers too. He now speaks with a stutter, can read with help but loses attention gets tired verh quickly from it amd can slowly dial phone numbers. I would like to help him to develop more of his reading and writing skills through using some apps.
What is this app you are using?
Thnank you
Kind regards
Leyla
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
Mam can you please share the link of the app as of my father had suffered from stroke a 3 months ago...
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
I had an aneurysm and was not able to talk with the right words and such but I learn that frankincense essential oil might help so I tried. I’m not perfect but I’m much much better! Later I read a doctor in Kansas and she said that Frankincense essential oil might help.
Hey please can you tell me how it helped you ?🙏
My dad had a stroke 4 days ago he can’t talk or swallow I would appreciate it if you told me how you used the oil thank you
Hi, my husband is a stroke patient. The incident happen on 18/5/23. It's been very hard for me. I want to try the Essential oil. Can you share how to apply it? Pls help
Sorry for bother you. Do you know some speech language therapy for recognizing the sound of English? I am a native Spanish speaker who want to improve my phonological awareness and phoneme production of English vowels and consonants. And there is no English teacher who can help me.
Could you recommend me someone?
Have you tried the British Phonemic Alphabet?
This link may be particularly useful! They are just British English unfortunately but it is a start and I’m sure there are American ones out there too. Good luck! englishwithlucy.co.uk/phonemic-chart/
@@rachelspoon11 thanks a Lot!
Whats the nameof that app.what other ones do you know or recommend
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
I never lost my ability to speak but I have had a hoarse voice ever since my right side cerebral hemorrhage.
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What is the name of the app used in the iPad?
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
I know they’re different than strokes, but Emilia Clarke, one of the main characters from Game of Thrones, had 2 aneurysms within I believe about a 3 year stretch. The first one was in 2011. She had aphasia and lost her ability to speak and after the second one only had a 50% chance to live. She actually didn’t even tell anybody on the show about her first one because it happened right after the first season wrapped shooting and nobody even knew it was going to become such a popular show and she thought she could be easily replaced. By the time the second one happened, she was pretty much an irreplaceable actress. Anyway, my point is that not only did she regain her ability to speak in her native British accent, but she also had to to speak two other completely made up languages in Game of Thrones and she also spoke in an American accent for movies too. She kept all this totally quiet until she gave an interview to the New Yorker in 2019. The only person probably besides her family and very close friends she told about her first one was Jason Mamoa, who plays Aquaman and also played her husband during season 1 of Game of Thrones. If you’re looking for an inspirational story check out hers.
My husband had stroke last year while he was on an induced coma due to Covid. Can you please tell me how do I get that App you were using with your patient on your video?
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
@@HelenHayesHospital Thank you 😊
am an occupational therapist from kenya with diploma, do yoiu have any scholoarship for speech therapy at your hospital?
No, I am sorry we do not. You might look at colleges in Rockland County NY. Try Dominican College. They might have a speech therapy program.
Wesley kemboi am stroke surviver can u
Mam how can i get this App
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
Haixorich Rani you can download mind games app from play store,
What's that game called?
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 HELEN HAYES HOSPITAL ❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜,✨👁️
Whats the name of the app
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
that app is on iphone as well. $$
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My uncle can't talk nothing. It's 15 days. I'm seeking for a solution
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How many minutes do you use per patient?
Speech therapy sessions vary on the individual needs of the patient..Typically sessions are 30-60 minutes in length.
Thanks.
Ok thanks
@@HelenHayesHospital how many days it takes for speech back after acute ischemic stroke
@@saimdavid864 There is no exact time frame that speech will return, as every patient and every stroke will be different. We encourage every patient and family to be in close contact with their care team for more information regarding their individual situation.
@@saimdavid864 There is no exact time frame that speech will return, as every patient and every stroke will be different. We encourage every patient and family to be in close contact with their care team for more information regarding their individual situation.
Name of the app
Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
I need that.
What is the apps name?
The name of the app in the video is called Visual Attention (An app by Tactus)
Good
I hope that will be my speech therapy teacher the girl one because my speech therapy is out of town he's name is Karl Olivier Jamandra in RLS THERAPEUTIC LEARNING CENTER IN METRO MANILA
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Point of break off with you and all connected persons.
Don’t give up my friend there’s a permanent solution to your problem visit Doctor Ani John on RUclips channel he cured mine completely with natural herbal remedies..
4:02 Those sounds. I'd be really pissed off to be treated like a 5 year old candy crush addict if I was to attempt recovering using this abhorrent software.
Yup
Not if it WORKS. The games bother you, because you don't need them. Well, I wouldn't be typing this tonight, if it wasn't for the help of similar programs, that helped me to rewire my brain, back into phase with reality.
I've survived 2 TBIs, within 7 years. 2nd hit, I was hit & thrown off my bicycle by an SUV, landed directly onto my the top of my head, and over my left ear, while wearing my bicycle helmet. My Cognitive Centers took a direct bit, helmet cracked and shattered, in 7 places. I wear prisms in my glasses, for one eye now, back molars shattered, (Neck broken, spine & lumbar all in constant pain). Most don't survive this.
Was already fighting amnesia from the first injury. This one sped up my brain, to where I was thinking significantly faster than everyone else! Felt so scared & alone!! Veterans' Administration were the only ones who not only understood my special type of brain injury plus rapid thinking! They took me on as a patient, said my injuries were similar to the ones our soldiers suffered, when an IED went off under their Humvee, threw them onto their helmeted heads, dear Lord!!
Brain heals, via repetition, then reinforcing it.
One game just really got under my skin, you had to wait to push the button. But I wanted to push it so badly, that I finally HAMMERED the button for several seconds, and felt great relief! Poor Lady running it came running in, asked me what happened? "Um, just had to get the urge to hit the damned button out of my system, I'm so sorry!" She saw me relaxed, said that the session was over for the day. I forgot the computer system recorded what I did. The alarm went off, she didn't know what was going on, ;>
All the games did help me, I admit.
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@@juliesczesny90 That's awesome. As a novel typer myself I felt obliged to read it all. You're right, it would bother me less if it helped me. Still though, they could be improved a lot, which seems to be backed up by your urge to hit a button you had to wait for for no reason. Something is better than nothing, I just can't help to protest and egg the world on to do better. I'm speaking from both a gamer and game developer perspective by the way; knowing how easily it could be made better amplifies my annoyance a lot. I hope you get better. Try some cannabis if you have the chance, starting at low dosage; it helps the brain and body recover and balance itself.
@@juliesczesny90 proud of you. wish many survivors were like you.
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