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Stroke of Hope: Creating the program you need to discover the results you want

Stroke of Hope: Creating the program you need to discover the results you want

by Branscombe, Heather
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There is HOPE after a stroke! Written by a practicing physical therapist and using plain language, Stroke of Hope is designed to help you (or your loved one) take control of your physical rehabilitation and improve your quality of life after a stroke. You will learn: *WHY stroke recovery can be difficult and exactly HOW to make it easier *The UNIQUE analogy that describes a STEP-BY-STEP plan to create your own therapy program TODAY. *The one thing you should incorporate NOW to make sure you are always improving *How to know if your therapy program is WORKING FOR YOU *How to EASILY fit therapy into daily life *WHEN and WHO to call for help If you or a loved one you know has had a stroke - this book is for you.

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Pub dateAug 7, 2013
ISBN-101484922700
ISBN-139781484922705
LanguageEnglish
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