Stroke rehabilitation is a crucial part of the recovery process after a stroke.

It helps individuals regain strength, mobility, and independence, and adapt to any permanent changes.

A team of healthcare professionals, including neurologists, physiatrists, physical therapists,

 occupational therapists, speech therapists, psychologists, and social workers, work together to create a personalized rehabilitation plan.

This plan addresses the individual’s specific needs and goals, and may include physical, occupational, speech, cognitive, and psychological therapies.

The rehabilitation process typically involves assessment, goal setting, therapy sessions,

progress

monitoring, and discharge planning.

Individuals can expect a supportive and encouraging environment, regular therapy sessions, opportunities to practice new skills, and ongoing assessment and progress

Family and caregivers also receive support and guidance throughout the process.

and adapt to permanent changes.

Stroke Rehabilitation: A Guide to the Process and What to Expect