Rehab Corner - Milka Clarke Stroke Brain Trauma Foundation

Rehabilitation Therapy for Patients With Stroke Brain Trauma

1/31/2019

This section of our website is intended for the Home Rehab Support of Jamaicans who cannot afford facility or in home professional Rehabilitation Therapy. It's also for those who would like to do their own independent therapy.

There is information here that may be non-existent in Jamaica at this time but are included because that is the standard that Milka Clarke Stroke Brain Trauma Foundation and our stakeholders are striving towards for stroke care and support in Jamaica.

Please consult your doctor before participating in any rehab exercise activity.

The Cognitive Disorder You May Not Know About

5/5/2017

Ways to Keep Your Feet Up and Running

4/15/2017

It’s easy to forget about your feet, isn’t it?

We use them all the time, every day, but we really don’t pay attention to them until they start to bother us.

And we put them through a lot, don’t we?

We stuff them in tight shoes… drag them around all day… suffocate them in slippers at night…
…Our feet only get rest when we do.

Until something goes wrong that is.

Stroke Don't Joke Kick Butt Come Back Strong Trail

1/4/2017

This is a great way for volunteers to kick their New Year's Resolution for weight loss into high gear. Yes, buddy up with a stroke survivor and help them do this walk. Blessings.
Posted by Milka Clarke Stroke Brain Trauma Foundation on Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Natural Sleep Apnea Treatments

12/11/2016

Detox Drink

12/11/2016

Natural Headache Remedies

12/11/2016

The Health Benefits of Ginger

5/29/2016

Dr Akilah El presents "The Health Benefits of Ginger".

Ginger is one of the world's seven most potent disease-fighting spices. It has been review widely regarded for centuries as a natural remedy for a variety of ailments. Find out why and how ginger can benefit you in this video.

10 Things to Remember When Interacting With a Stroke Survivor

11/9/2015

1. Treat me the same way as you did before my stroke – I am the same person.

2. Every stroke is different; therefore every stroke survivor is different. Common impairments for stroke survivors are: Vision, balance, speech, hearing, and paralyzed on one side.

National Family Caregivers Month 2015

10/28/2015

Your loved one’s care does not always take place in hospitals, or nursing homes, or doctor offices, or medical clinics. Most care actually occurs in the home – and that’s a good thing. People are healthier at home and health care costs are reduced. Family caregivers have the best interests of their loved ones at heart.

Caregiving at home can take its toll and it certainly takes a lot of planning. The Nation’s family caregivers are front and center in providing care every day – enabling their loved ones to stay at home longer where they are happier and healthier.

Most adults would prefer to age in place. 90% of adults over the age of 65 would prefer to stay in their current home as they age. Family, friends, and neighbors provide 80% of the care for the elderly

Two out of every 5 adults are family caregivers. In 2015, it is estimated that 39% of adults are caring for a loved one who is sick, disabled, or living with frailties of old age. That’s up from 30% in 2010

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