What kind of rehab do you need after a stroke?

After a stroke, rehabilitation is crucial for regaining lost skills and adapting to any permanent changes. The type of rehab needed depends on the severity of the stroke and the areas of the body or mind affected. Here are some common types of rehabilitation that may be necessary:

Physiotherapy 

Physiotherapy  focuses on improving mobility and strength. Therapists work with stroke survivors to regain control of their muscles and improve balance and coordination. Exercises and activities are tailored to the individual's needs and abilities.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapists help stroke survivors relearn everyday tasks such as dressing, cooking, and using the bathroom. They may also suggest modifications to the home or workplace to make these activities easier and safer.

Speech Therapy

Many stroke survivors experience difficulty with speech, language, or swallowing. Speech therapists can help improve communication skills and address any swallowing issues that may arise.

Cognitive Rehabilitation

Some stroke survivors may have cognitive impair