Constant Therapy

03/17/2026

Taking care of I, myself and me.

03/15/2026

after a stroke is not simply helpful—it is transformative. Through guided , structured repetition, evidence-based techniques, and steady practice, survivors can rebuild lost abilities, strengthen communication skills, and form new pathways that support long-term independence. 💬

Progress remains possible at every stage of recovery, especially when therapy is consistent and tailored to each person’s goals.

03/12/2026

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03/09/2026

Cognitive-communication deficits can be subtle but profoundly impactful after stroke, affecting independence, relationships, and quality of life. With targeted assessment, evidence-based intervention, and consistent practice, individuals can strengthen cognitive foundations and improve real-world communication.

Digital platforms like empower to extend treatment beyond the clinic, ensuring patients have ongoing access to meaningful practice every day.

03/06/2026

It's Fact or Fiction Friday!
Progress can only occur one year into diagnosis; then, time's up!
Fact or Fiction⁉️

03/04/2026

Dysarthria does not affect your ability to find the words you want to say, nor to understand others, nor ability to remember, nor to think. It is the outward communication that is impacted.

The Journal of Communication Disorders suggests that between 10% to 65% of individuals with (traumatic brain injury) may experience .

03/03/2026

TBIs affect the lives of people of all ages. Anyone can experience a TBI, but data suggest that some groups are at greater risk of dying from a TBI or experiencing long-term health problems after the injury. Examples of groups who are more likely to be affected by TBI, include:

🆘 Racial and ethnic minorities
🆘 Service members and veterans
🆘 People who experience homelessness
🆘 People who are in correctional and detention facilities
🆘 Survivors of intimate partner violence
🆘 People living in rural areas

Learn more about health disparities and TBI at the link in comments. CDC

03/02/2026

Improve your understanding of spoken words by matching words HEARD to the corresponding image. Check out this exercise, which includes multiple levels of difficulty, now on the Constant Therapy app!

02/27/2026

| 📖 BRAND NEW E-BOOK 📖 | Download below!

At-home speech,language, andcognitive therapyon your schedule.

02/25/2026

Regardless of your feelings as you make the major step of leaving those busy and doctor-filled halls, knowledge and plans often make any type of transition easier emotionally – and they certainly can help you and your loved one find the right immediate and long-term plan!

In terms of who to ask – this varies between institutions, but generally there is a case manager who is running the logistics of your case. This person has medical background and knows all the ins and outs of coming into and leaving a hospital. Your doctors and therapists are also great resources, but the case manager may have more time to sit down and hash these questions out with you, or tell you which ones she or he is less familiar with. Social Workers can also be phenomenal resources – they’ve got all the community connections and know who and where to go for resources.

Read more: https://constanttherapyhealth.com/brainwire/leaving-the-hospital-after-stroke-or-brain-injury-the-7-questions-to-ask-at-discharge/

02/24/2026

Social media is a powerful tool that can connect stroke and TBI survivors around the world. It is a community where we can find support, share grievances, root for one another, and feel a little less lonely. 🤗

In this CT Comeback Crew video, Nicole reminds us about the power of positivity, which she welcomes from her social media tribe, daily.

02/23/2026

Stroke can disrupt the motor systems responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing speech. When these pathways are damaged, individuals may experience motor speech disorders (MSDs)—primarily or of speech (AOS).
These disorders affect speech clarity, intelligibility, prosody, and the natural flow of communication.