“Strike Out Stroke” shows people who have suffered a stroke telling their personal stories about the onset of the attack. The video explains ways that one can prevent stroke and the importance of recognizing early warning signs so that you can seek treatment early.
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This interactive video may be fun for people who have trouble speaking after a stroke. The video uses music and singing to motivate and encourage people to use their own voice. Barbara Jacobs, creator of the video, has personally witnessed the impact of music in helping people control their breathing and regain the use of their voice. Ideal for use with a caregiver, the video should be used in conjunction with your doctor-prescribed therapy programs. There are three videos in the series and the price per video is approximately $23.95 plus shipping. The price per video drops when you purchase all three videos. For more information, call (415) 893-9929 or from Amazon.com .
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A group of Speech-language Pathologists have designed some new videos to provide you with exercises to do at home to improve your speech. For more information, Please go to their website: Speech Therapy On Video.com.
This video is targeted toward stroke survivors and family members and is an appropriate teaching tool for families, friends, caregivers, health care professionals, and students.
The following review is by Beth Pfalzgraf of Epcom Enterprises
“What is Aphasia?” portrays six families helping the viewer to understand communication loss through personal illustration and metaphor, as well as how to successfully interact with individuals who have aphasia.
We designed this video in an effort to help support all stroke survivors and family members who must cope with this traumatic event. We believe in the power of connection with others and that shared knowledge lends a hand in healing…and moving forward through recovery.
This video is targeted toward stroke survivors and family members and is an appropriate teaching tool for families, friends, caregivers, health care professionals, and students. It is a suitable resource material for medical, school and public libraries, hospitals, rehab centers, nursing homes, and home health care agencies.
VHS format
Appx. 30 minutes
Broadcast Quality
American Stroke Foundation
Giving to AHF
Talk to an Aphasia Professional