In a previous article, I introduced “Helen,” a 70-year-old right-sided stroke survivor who enjoys making and giving gifts to her loved ones. I discussed the stages of motor learning following a stroke and made sure…
“Self-regulation” and “mindfulness” are trending terms. But do we really understand what these terms mean and the various components involved? Let’s take a further look into these concepts along with a new one—reciprocal regulation.What Is…
In today’s healthcare system, we are experiencing a push for shorter lengths of stay along with increased efficiency and productivity standards. Additionally, our patients have a strong desire to age in place as independently as possible…
You have thirty minutes to evaluate a newly referred client’s memory. You know that they sustained a moderate traumatic brain injury a month prior, but you don’t have access to their medical records or standardized…
Memory is often thought of as a single ability or function. It is, however, much more layered than that.The Nuances of MemoryBroadly speaking, memory is the ability to remember. When asked about their memory, people…
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