Neuro Rehab: #1 Reason You Are Not Progressing

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@janaeshepherd5854 2 года назад

21:00 I made my own mirror box by taping a mirror to the side of a cardboard box. It cost about $5.

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing this! I will pin this comment to the top so hopefully people will see it :)

@TaFast93 2 года назад

my name is mike i had a stroke in may and i refuse to let it beat me and now that i have your video i know i will recover one hundred percent my will is so strong and my drive to recover will not let me down

@ronpadlo7301 2 года назад

You are so very impressive Nd not only the cheerleader for stroke survivors; you are the chearleading team and the coach ! I am sure that I express the sentiments of all that frequent your website! Today is the first day of the remainder of my life and perhaps the first day of getting renewed motivation because your excellence is the kickstart that I need

@fredkotthaus1518 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. While it's hard to hold any of them above any other, to me this is probably one of the most informative and at the same time one of the most motivating as well as inspirational. I mean to the point of watching it now again an taking notes. I count myself as a cup half full as opposed to half empty kind of guy. I generally have a positive outlook on things including my situation. While progress is slowly getting better. Let me say, that it's through videos such as these, that educated, motivate, and gives me,(and I'm sure others as well) a sense of direction. Thank you Dr. Tobias

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Fred! I appreciate your feedback and I am so glad that this one resonated with you. :) Have a great week!

@HalfWarrior 2 года назад

Thank you Tara; I was left handed previous to stroke in March 2019; I am an artist,doing mostly digital painting and designs;so now I use my right hand for my painting.I spent years studying anatomy for being more capable of accurate depiction of the human body. I have been concentrating on specific muscles in my affected side; and now seeing some movements in those areas. Pretty crazy, but makes me feel hope for more movements! Another great video as usual!

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

I love this!! Progress is AMAZING! keep going!!

@feliciatapscott7688 2 года назад

Thank You! I believe

@elysianfields8461 2 года назад

HALF Warrior 67 As 'crazy' as that may sound...I'm pretty darn excited about it! Congrats, keep up the good efforts!!! 💕👍

@cachorrazo 2 года назад

I'll make this as short as possible. I had a stroke last year at the end of September. I'm 33 now but I was 32. Got out of the hospital the day before Halloween. I have been feeling improvements since I was in the hospital. I had been doing exercises everyday all day for the first 3 months. Then I let my body rest more which is more of what I needed. My brother came upon this mushroom and researched it and found out it has benefits for the brain. I bought a high potent brand on Amazon to see if it would help me since I have been taking omegas and vitamins and all that for my brain already. I got the shipment the end of June. I started taking em right away. Didn't really feel anything until about 4 days later. I started feeling A LOT of tingles on the right side of my body, it scared me bcuz I had no idea wth was going on. I literally felt a tingle trail of what I think were axons communicating, it moved from somewhere in my right affected side and in about 4 hours I could feel the tingles had moved to the left side of my head and stopped at my brain made a new connection(my left side basal ganglia is where my stroke happened). When I was still in the hospital the surgeon told me 2 times I didn't need any operation and my brain would make a complete recovery when it creates a new pathway. I now know, from my doctor, that all of my nerves are regenerating after they had degenerated. I think this lion's mane mushroom powder I took is what kick started all my nerve regeneration. I just want to see if anyone has ever heard of a case or similar to me because my doctor hadn't, but told me my regeneration won't stop until it's 100%

@cachorrazo 2 года назад

@@joyokonkwo9520 Although our cases are different I think maybe this could help you also. Look up lion's mane mushroom and all of its benefits. It's been helping me very much with my brain reconnecting to everything I honestly believe. Maybe it could help you too, God bless and best wishes

@rowharv4612 Год назад

David thank you for sharing that information

@brandonmiller8273 2 года назад

Thanks so much! This video provided much needed motivation.

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Brandon! Glad it was helpful!

@SAMEERBIALA 2 года назад

Thank you Tara. Every point made in this video makes so much sell. Great job 👍

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Sameer. Thanks for watching! I hope it was helpful :)

@matthanseb4455 2 года назад

Thank you for all your hard work it's so nice to have a therapist that works hard to help people thank you

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Thanks for watching Matt and for the kind words!!

@kerilove7757 2 года назад

Thanks Tara!! I just had my 1 year on Thursday I really needed this video 😊

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Keri! Thanks for watching and for sharing. Sending you positive thoughts on this "stroke-iversary". You got this!!

@monicasuyo1330 2 года назад

Dr. T, thank you sooo much, I think I plateaued, and was very depressed! But I’m happy to say that my arm and leg are getting a lot of use now and Your videos have helped a great deal!!😊😊😊

@lanceblencowe2408 2 года назад

Thankyou so much this like all the others is a great video. I live in Australia and cant get the sort of expertise you have anywhere over here so this is a lifesaver. thankyou

@mrstevek118 2 года назад

Ahh! Thank you for clearing this up.nobody has ever taken the time to explain why this is happening. Now I know ❤️

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Steve! Glad you found this one helpful :)

@CRworbs2 Год назад

Thank you Tara! You vids have been very helpful and informative

@rawlivingwithdisabilities 2 месяца назад

I've done everything my team ASKED and more... I've educated myself more than they are I'm still declining..( I have multiple conditions congenital hydrocephalus and later in my late 20 developed progressive dystonia 😢)... They then..told me sorry and quit on me, so two rejections so far, not counting those whom didn't even try and sent me to a different place.. I'm in my third rehabilitation.. I'm Very DEPRESSED and still declining despite everything I'm doing (or the gadgets im getting to get relief,)...😢😢😢😢

@powgan1556 2 года назад

Thank you soooo much for this video. We have a friend that has TBI & has learned non arm & hand movement. Now I know why & how to help them. They are probably 8 yrs out from injury. Thanks for the great info & encourage ment.

@revdocrandy 2 года назад

As always, thanks for the explanation & exercises as well as the encouragement! 😎

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Great to see you this week Randy! I hope it helps :)

@elysianfields8461 2 года назад

Very well explained, Dr Tara! I finally understand!..thus less frustrations!! Thank you all the Education you share w us! 💕👍

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Elysian! Thanks for watching. I am so glad you found this one helpful :)

@elysianfields8461 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial 👍💕

@reynaldocrisostomo7197 2 года назад

another great video that helps my motivation rise. thanks! god bless you!

@marilynjackson5752 Год назад

You are such an inspiration. Thank you so much. Self efficacy is the key!

@omarmd3792 2 года назад

DR.Tara, thanks for enlightening me! In my rehab process I thought that I got stuck at some point.

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Omar, I am glad you found this one helpful. :) I hope you have a great week!

@albertbennett224 2 года назад

Thank you for this video because I'm constantly reminded that the further out my injury onset, I will only recover so much back and it makes it tough when your working as hard as you can to recover!!!!

@rechellew1390 2 года назад

I have been told this from my occupational and physical therapist.that it has just been to long and I won't see anymore progress.its Har to stay positive when the professionals are basically saying give up

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Rechelle! I am here to tell you that you CAN make more progress. So tune out the unhelpful information and stayed "tuned in" to the helpful :)

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Albert. You CAN make more progress. Just keep going! You got this!

@nicholasgolden8882 2 года назад

Go see other people. That’s the old school way of thinking

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

@@nicholasgolden8882 Hi Nicholas. Great to see you in the comments. Can you elaborate on "that is the old school way of thinking"? I love to understand different viewpoints :)

@homeralbufera7068 2 года назад

Informative and helpful to stroke patients in their recovery.

@dianbarnett4046 2 года назад

Thank you Dr. Tara. This information is so helpful. suffered astrokeb2 years and a half ago. leg still not functioning 100. still have hyperextensive knee , heavy leg and weak hip...leg drags and ankle flops sometimes more than other times.

@darkodarkovic7827 2 года назад

As far as I understood, start with the movements of the affected leg or arm as early as possible. To begin any possible movement, and then to develop into meaningful useful movements, with the help of the other hand or a person, it is the essential activity of the muscles for the brain to feel it, proprioception. I use the affected hand to open the door, adhere when dressing, etc. so as not to develop negative neuroplasticity. I can mentally imagine movements that I can't report in as much detail as possible. Thank you for reminding us so persistently and forcing us to move. Have a nice week

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Darko! Great to see you this week and for your added tips. These are great! I hope people will follow your advice ;)

@denisesealy506 2 года назад

Fantastic Information! Thank you so much Dr Tara

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Denise. Thank you for watching. I’m glad you found it helpful!!

@kabinedusch5224 2 года назад

thank you for helping

@normasnockers323 2 года назад

very useful, many thanks

@jamesramcharan2252 Год назад

I beleive I have scatia coupled with periformis muscle syndrome since ferrari 2022, my left leg is very weak and recently very painful, additionally still yet to be confirm because of blood blockage to my cerebellum. You have definitely help me to recognise my problem and look forward to sleeping sitting standing positions and exercises. I try not to overmedicate with Ibrophin. Again thank you so much.

@bensturges7412 Год назад

I had learned non-use in my toes (on affected side) and my shoulder for 3 and 2 years respectively. I just didn't know they weren't working because I had bigger problems to work on. I have been working on both since my aha moment and I have seen much progress though they are significantly behind other muscle groups that I worked on immediately following stroke. I do remember therapists always telling me there was nothing wrong with my muscles, I just have to re-learn (starting in brain) the movement. I've always looked at it like I was a baby again learning it for the first time. Do it 12,000 times and you'll develop competency.

@frannymoore 2 года назад

This is great, I wish I knew this right after my brain surgery 26 years ago. ...also fair warning you can lose it if you don't use it 20 years later. Lost some movement and balance after doing well 20 year's of doing great. Keep moving!!!!

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Yes Franny! Never to late to add some new goals :)

@frannymoore 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial They are just harder to reach now I can't seem to stop falling 😔

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

@@frannymoore Harder yes, impossible....never :) Here is a video that might help with the balance issues. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J5lhM3tFr5A.html. If you can't find your exact issue in this video, please share the conditions surrounding your falls. you might not be alone and I might be able to help with a future video :)

@frannymoore 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial Thanks!

@ninao6504 Год назад

Thanks!

@lauragrant9714 2 года назад

Thank you for the video! It’s a good reminder to stay positive and keep working at it. Do you have any favorite brand sneakers for your clients?

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Laura. Thanks for the question. This is a tough one to answer. There are a lot of factors involved when I gives you recommendations. I.e. type of brace, type of “movement problems”, walking “conditions”, and patient goals. With that said, working with a therapist in person can really help you to make this decision!

@mohammadalghamdi2433 2 года назад

thank you for great video, just a question, what medication used for spasticity other than backlofeen ,

@nancytan6090 2 года назад

tq so much Dr !!

@appaovidyasagar6958 2 года назад

A big supporter of your channel from India. My wife has mostly recovered from left hemiplegia. Its been 18 months but she is feeling some tiredness. she is affected pure motor parts of brain. She is not able to move her left arm straight sideways that is horizontal to her shoulder. Any exercise particularly for that? That would be a great help. Kudos to your service.

@bethchannell6470 Год назад

I would suggest her ideas at minute 15:00. Arm Supported on a table, etc, and add horizontal movement.

@poojagada2017 2 года назад

Pls add some videos for spinal cord injuries and comose neurological patients also

@keremdemir94 Год назад

could you please recommend your favorite neurological rehabilitation centre ?I trust your expertise

@tillijack Год назад

Hello Tara, Where can I find/buy products you recommend for stroke patients (example: foot wedge) Thank you!

@tjharris6530 2 года назад

Thank you again Dr Tobias, for me milestones are extremely difficult. i hit my 2 year post-stroke next month. I'm not giving up hope, but man its tough. As always thank you for your time and expertise! Love and prayers -TJ

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi TJ! I’m thinking about you and your upcoming “stroke-iversary”. Keep working on that one percent!! Little eye on the big goal, big eye on the little goal (short terms goals). 😊

@tjharris6530 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial Thank you so much for the support it really means a lot to me!

@poojagada2017 2 года назад

Hi.Please make some videos for fine motor hand training in hemiplegics

@gladysriley5602 2 года назад

Great video I believe that we have potential I’m 6 years into this stroke i truly believe

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Yes Gladys!

@nandaninagarathne7031 2 года назад

I followed this tutorial and series. I was able tio take a srep with u ninvolved leg. Weight .on involved leg.amazing

@avnishsalunkhe3497 2 года назад

Very nice video.....😍

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Avnish, Thanks for watching! I hope it was helpful!

@glenwest1911 2 года назад

Hello Dr. Tobias!

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Glen! great to see you this week!

@martinstubbs7838 2 года назад

I have a question I got a stroke 9yrs ago but my left leg and arm still feels stiff how could I fix that?

@cjnthn 2 года назад

After the stroke i have a right knee that extends too far, how do i do the work to get the moves needed when i am physically unable to Walk normally yet?

@BR17117 2 года назад

I had a right sided MCA due to a undiagnosed Pfo in the heart. 5 years on and still working my butt off to hopefully regain what I lost as much as I can.

@DanOne1513 2 года назад

How is the progress going? Stay positive! Your post is motivational.

@BR17117 2 года назад

@@DanOne1513 hi Dan..I'm doing well thanks. Working hard on losing my limp and finger's are opening.

@DanOne1513 2 года назад

@@BR17117 GREAT!! Keep it up .. I find soft music, acoustic music helps me focus... I have stretching exercises on sheets of paper I do daily from a chair and think positive at all times...your story is inspirational...thank you.

@BR17117 2 года назад

@@DanOne1513 music is wonderful to relax and feel peaceful. Good on you for exercising and keeping positive. Recovery is long and slow but I am determined to get back as much as possible. My stroke occurred at age 38. Good luck Dan and never give up . Respect from Australia 🇦🇺☺

@DanOne1513 2 года назад

@@BR17117 you'll get there .. you are young and I knew a girl the same age who was recovering quite well...could walk normal and drive again etc...but she was in dialysis yet still thinking positive... I met her in the hospital... I hope she is doing well...you are!!! Stay focused...you have a long life ahead and a great future to create...do it! Keep people updated... that helps both you and others and we all need that.

@wandalong871 2 года назад

I heard you mention ischemic stroke. Can these principles still apply for a hemorrhagic stroke? I know my son is pretty unique, but still feel like some of this could help him. He is original stroke was April 2008. Even though he exceeded his original expectations, I feel he can still do more. He lost all of his speech center and his right side motor functions. Sections were removed of his brain. With extensive IP therapy 1 month out from his stroke, he walked out with a single point cane 3 months later. He still walks with a cane but he lifts the leg at the hip. His right arm can only move at the shoulder.

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Wanda! Yes, I believe these principles apply to all brain injuries. (ie: stroke, traumatic brain injury, MS..etc) :)

@winnuwin8079 2 года назад

My brother is similar to your son, 2 years later he’s still can’t speak or any movement of his right side.

@wandalong871 2 года назад

@@winnuwin8079 our son couldn’t speak at first. I took him to our local college where they had a speech therapy clinic. They did amazing things with him. He currently only says 1, 2 or maybe 3 words at a time but that’s something. We do still play a lot of charades to figure out what he’s trying to tell us. He still cannot read or write though and has no movement of his goth hand or foot. He only moves his right at the shoulder and the hip. He was 34 with the initial stroke.

@AaronB99999 Год назад

After a year I’m starting to think that insurance-based neuro PT is overly focused on functional activities (say walking) rather than on the small recovery of the skills that will allow you to walk. I got back some leg function fairly quickly so then it was all about just repeating and measuring, even though I still had a lot of deficiencies due to very low ankle function. But as far as the insurance evaluation goes, I’m “successfully” walking and only need periodic reinforcement and monitoring.

@kennyadams8748 2 года назад

This is me what kind of doc do I need to see to help me with this. Please help.

@peterrudy9207 2 года назад

There are vitamins , minerals and amino acids necessary for normal and healthy nerves . They have to be incorporated also and maybe even , herbs . There are of course RU-vid Channels that go into detail as to what these are . I would say that maybe even Acupuncture would be beneficial . Hopefully in your community there is a " Community Acupuncture Clinic " . That offers it at low cost / sliding fee basis .

@gfhbj5472 2 года назад

@84naners 2 года назад

Can you post links about the herbs and such?

@abdullahrajpoot4802 Год назад

Hi madam @tara .....this is really helping video...I just want a material on use of tens .....I have many a cases worsened owing to the application of tens ....applications if tens leads abnormal synergies development....plz ☺☺

@tusharrautela7660 2 года назад

Tara I am told i I have calcium deposit in my left elbow please tell me how I can regain arm movement

@amberlaree2822 2 года назад

Hi I’m looking for a brace for my foot to wear to bed to promote dorsiflexion my Afo is just to hard to wear to bed any suggestions wold be appreciated

@HighCountryRambler 2 года назад

My wife had her stroke 2.5 years ago, she was walking with slight dragging her feet. In/out patient therapy maintained her walking and balance issues. I'm still taking her to outpatient PT twice a week over 2 years later, and some home PT when I can get her motivated. She regressed now to requiring a walker as when she uses a cane her balance causes falls. Somehow I suspect she's using her walker as a security blanket, or _____? Her regression does sound very much like what you explain here. At only 67 we're still looking for any suggestions to regain her balance.

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Tim! thank you for watching and for sharing your wife's story. I hope this video helps!

@natalieroesch8577 2 года назад

I have cerebellar ataxia. The neurologist said that I would probably get worse. I have used PT but moved and have not done any PT the last two weeks. I use a walker and can walk a few feet but still think I will fall, above the waist I am ok far.

@peterrudy9207 2 года назад

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is used for such conditions .

@DanOne1513 2 года назад

Tim... I hope she's doing better...start with practicing picking up a soft item off the floor several times several times a day... practice is key... start with a 6 inch soft item... waking with the walker is ok... just have her practice hourly a few times a day and she will get better...ups and downs will happen but working everyday on the simple tasks is the key... I have had set backs but determination and repetition daily will work...do some daily art as that does inspire focus and hope... I would be glad to help further but starting with small things is ok!

@HighCountryRambler 2 года назад

@@DanOne1513 Thanks Dan, I seem to feel guilty of avoiding a confrontation, so I just do everything for her. I see now that might be contributing to her recovery struggles. I'll make a point to start doing light meaningful picking up of the house and other forced movement. Thanks for the words of optimism.

@robinamorris4324 2 года назад

thankyou so much

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Robina! Thanks for watching. I hope it helps!

@robinamorris4324 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial 10years post ischaemic stroke taking out cerebellum your videos really help myself and the stroke fighters community

@zitaorosz1975 2 года назад

Thank you for the information. My question is if I am able to do everything with my arm laying down then how can I relearn to do all that with gravity?

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Zita! This is an excellent question. I have lots of shoulder progressions on this change. type "rehab hq and shoulder" in the search bar. I hope that helps!

@zitaorosz1975 2 года назад

@@rehabhqofficial Thank you so much. ❤️

@reneespooner8262 2 года назад

Does this apply for ataxia people also could you talk more about ataxia people or problems

@patyduenas8527 2 года назад

Hello, what is Tens, in poder to reduce spasticity?

@legendary8838 2 года назад

I have absolutely no movement in my left hand no matter what I try to do as far using it nothing seems to activate my hand

@coreysmith1481 2 года назад

Can ataxia be reversible or not. I have Friedreich ataxia please respond Thank you

@scottjones4888 2 года назад

would an osteopath help with stroke i lost the use of my left arm and hand

@dicktracy3787 2 года назад

Thanks

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! I hope it was helpful. :)

@mommy2756 2 года назад

I used mirror image to regain my hand function.

@mjoshi7486 2 года назад

I m having Tremor in right hand & leg, can I use botox injections? Pl inform

@learning-and-fun 2 года назад

Hi, I have premature baby with IUGR HIE PVL SEPSIS IVH BRAIN BLEEDS GRADE 2 NEC....she has benn 3 month in NICU...now is hime for 6months and we are on physical therapy but still not rolling over and not holding her head ap cant bare weight on her arms, can you help me or show me exercises that may help,thank you

@mrstevek118 2 года назад

I don’t think my brain knows the arm or leg is there

@MR..181 2 года назад

Lost ability to hold a pen in my right hand, weak arm? Seems the pointer finger will not work with the thumb and pinky..Not playing piano? Nor climbing roof to paint and plumb or tree branch cut..?

@ashleylewis5149 2 года назад

I had a sch mca stroke it has been a year now and I still can't move my arm but I can walk

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Ashley! Thanks for watching him for sharing your story! I would say you are still in the “prime time” of recovery. Just keep working on that one percent!!

@nitinyadav6562 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. . I got paralysis... Got head injury... It is hemiplegia... Now working as asst. Admin for Schindler BSC..,,,😊

@muratatlantis8472 2 года назад

İmmun cells like gliall cells dont like ve heterogenity in brain asdamaged areas, when cleaning damaged area ,nearby health ve neuronsare killed And ve this bad process ve continue ve till homogenity succeded, physical therapy fires neuronS and glialcells thin these neurons usefull and survive them,this interval takes several years

@cherlgolja5402 2 года назад

❤️🐾

@ramkumarm6288 6 месяцев назад

Hi madam. Last 7year still. Iam suffered brain stock madam

@siddheswaridevi7265 2 года назад

Can I give you my CT Mri help me out .mam

@minutofgroundhog 2 года назад

I read that horseback riding has a magical influence on walking. ( I am not a rider)

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Yes. This is true :)

@usbly 2 года назад

First view 😊

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Great to see you this week!

@estherlovato283 Год назад

Tara I have a brother who suffered a TBI from a fall off a latter three years ago he was brought home in the beginning of his recovery with a trach and a feeding tube with no therapy or any medical assistance just Dr. Who would advice medical assistance for him but was ignored by my brothers girlfriend she didn't want to send him to a rehab or facility to get better two half months later he ended up back in the hospital very ill I became his guardian I sent him to a facility for therapy but they say they are doing restortive therapy on him I never see them doing any kind of therapy at all or they say he doesn't want to do therapy they can't Force him.He does a lot of therapy with me. So they just have him on idle. He has improved he does not have a trach anymore which he pulled out himself he is now talking and is eating puree food in the day and on the feeding tube a couple of hours at night. I go six time a week to work with him puzzles,flash cards different kinds and a lot of different activities. I do range of motion, I massage him, do therapy with him. His left arm and leg don't move I've been trying my best to improve his mobility so much time has passed im afraid he will lose the ability to use his left side I know in my heart he wants to get better he a has a lot of determination is their any advice you can give me it would surely be appreciated.

@andrewzanas9387 2 года назад

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@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Hi Andrew! This video fits perfect with your previous comment :) I hope it helps!

@yodab.at1746 2 года назад

I'm just slightly stupid. Sorry.

@kevinacker4942 2 года назад

Way too much talk for me. Stress the point

@rehabhqofficial 2 года назад

Thank you for the feedback! Out of curiosity, what "point" did you want me to get to? In your opinion, what is the main take-a-way from this video? What parts should have been cut out? Thanks for your help.