How can this book change your life after stroke?
You can learn the techniques that will help in the recovery process.
This book helps survivors regain confidence in their recovery. It presents all the necessary information, starting from the condition, through the effects on the body, to the rehabilitation possibilities.
It focuses on how to retrain both the brain and body for the best and fastest possible recovery.
Dr. Tom Balchin used his own experience, knowledge of stroke, and his work over the past two decades to write this book.
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Passive range of motion exercises for stroke survivors have many benefits, including reducing spasticity and improving mobility. These exercises involve a therapist or the survivors non affected side moving the affected side. Although survivors should feel as though they are stretching while completing passive range of motion exercises, the exercises should never be painful. F
or passive range of motion exercise recommendations, call us on 0203 053 0111 or email support@arni.uk.com to find out if there's a trainer near you who can help you.
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First 2025 Instructor Qualification Training course starts on 25th January
Find out more here arni.uk.com/instructors/ Click on Cohort 1 button on this page for full list of training dates for this course
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Always remember this.
And if you need some help call us 0n 0203 053 0111 or email support@arni.uk.com. We have trainers throughout the country who can help you with your recovery.
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Neuroplasticity is best activated through repetition. Meaning, when a skill is highly practiced, neuroplasticity strengthens the neural pathways for that skill. This is how you can work towards recovery during life after stroke. The more a skill is practiced, the higher the chances of strengthening neural connections for that skill and restoring function.
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If you aren’t motivated to exercise, then you won’t see results (sorry!). So be sure to choose stroke exercises and/or equipment that you find meaningful and motivating!
If you're planning an activity, put it in your diary. That way it's already on your mind, and you're much more likely to do it. Why not tell someone what you're going to do, so they can ask you about it later? It might help you stick to your plan if you know someone is interested in what you're doing.
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The ARNI Approach to stroke recovery encompasses:
Task-related functional movement training
Physical coping strategies
Stroke-specific resistance training
The design of self-recovery programmes with the aim of self-reliance
The programme offers a tailored training regime for each individual, which revolves around functional movement with task-related exercises. ARNI will teach you the importance of encouraging brain plasticity with the practice that you do.
This approach is completely unique; it has been designed specifically for the needs of the stroke survivor with who feels that they cannot find any way to recuperate further using more traditional approaches.
Traditional therapy has for many years now been challenged by evidence revealing that task specific strength training and exercises, aquatic therapy, CIMT, intensive partial weight bearing treadmill, orthoses (particularly active orthoses using FES), and the establishment of some helpful, functional and temporary compensatory modes may be more effective methods to focus on. And that higher repetition rates (where appropriate and possible, where the survivor is active rather than passive during training) has the power to drive neuroplasticity.
As the training is so personalised it offers a unique chance to benefit from ‘retraining’ that is normally inaccessible to the average stroke survivor.
The ARNI Institute exists for YOU. We know that, by accessing our UK Instructors, you should expect over time to:
1. Correct your balance and posture
2. Improve your co-ordination and timing
3. Increase your flexibility and stamina
4. Increase your muscular, tendon and ligament strength
5. Increase your confidence and remove your fear of the consequences of exercising
6. Increase your ability to perform everyday tasks and progressively more self-sufficient
7. Become productive in an occupation or past-time
7. Increase your self-esteem and be happy with life
Call us on 0203 053 0111 or email support@arni.uk.com to find out if there's an instructor near you who can work with you on your recovery.
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