The overall effectiveness of speech therapy for people who have communication difficulties after a stroke largely depends on the area of the brain the stroke affected and the severity of the brain ...

JAMESTOWN, N.D (JRMC) -Jamestown Regional Medical Center (JRMC) welcomes Isabelle Green, licensed speech-language pathologist ...

Stroke patients who struggle to communicate may regain their abilities by singing in a choir, a new study suggests. Music therapy is not a new concept, but the use of singing – particularly ...

Hundreds of thousands of Americans survive strokes each year only to find they have trouble walking, talking or working, dependent on others for the most basic tasks. Many patients with weakness ...

A speech therapy program self delivered daily by use of an application for tablet computer significantly improved language scores in chronic stroke patients with aphasia, in a new pilot study ...

Ray Hart, a 62-year-old stroke survivor, works on singing songs to help recall words and language during a music therapy session at Sentara Fort Norfolk Plaza in Norfolk on Thursday, May 16, 2024.

New 24/7 digital care model gives patients recovering from stroke and brain injury access to personalized speech and ...

SPEECH. But neurologic music therapy engages various parts of the brain, involving emotion, ... The neurologic reasons music therapy helps after a stroke are a bit easier to understand, he said.

Stroke patients can learn to use a region on the right side of the brain, which is typically involved with music, for sing-songy speech instead. Singing can give entry into a broken system by ...

Featured Neuroplasticity is an important concept in speech therapy. It's the brain's ability to rewire, form new connections, and adapt after damage from a stroke or other brain injury.

A teenager who had a stroke when she was 13 said her physical recovery has been helped by her new passion for farming. Neive, now 17, had to relearn how to walk and speak after the right side of her ...

Additional Tips for Speech Recovery After Stroke Consistency is Key: Regular practice is essential for improvement. Aim to perform these exercises daily, even if it’s just for short periods.