.
 
Stroke Educational Topics
Aphasia
Communicating with an Aphasic Person
Suggestions for Communicating with the Right Hemisphere Damaged Person
Balance Dysfunction After Stroke
Emotional and Behavioral Changes Following Stroke
Depression After a Stroke: There is a Solution
Bladder and Bowel Function Following a Stroke
Positioning and Stroke Survivor with Paralysis
Driving After Stroke
Intimacy and Sexuality after a Stroke
Leisure Activity
The Importance of Proper Diet After Stroke
One-Handed Activities for Daily Living
Dental Health Care for the Stroke Survivor
Vision and Stroke
Smoking Cessation and Stroke
Transient Ischemic Attack
Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke
Hemorrhagic Stroke
Women in Your Life
 
Stroke Educational Resources
American Heart Association

Brain Injury Association of NC

Tri-State Stroke Network

National Stroke Association

Stroke Belt Consortium

The North Carolina Heart Disease And Stroke Prevention Task Force and The North Carolina Cardiovascular Health Program

Start With Your Heart

Advance Recovery Rehabilitation Center
Eastern North Carolina Stroke Network
 

Partnership Hospitals

 

Copyright © 2000, North Carolina Stroke Association

Updated November 13, 2022