Constant Therapy

01/14/2026

Research consistently shows that higher doses of —frequent sessions totaling 20–50 hours or more—are associated with improved naming, comprehension, verbal expression, and written language. Early intervention (within the first month) yields the greatest gains.

Why it works: thrives on repetition, dose, and task-specific practice.

How Constant Therapy supports this: Patients can practice structured language tasks at home between sessions, helping them accumulate therapeutic “hours” that accelerate progress.

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Explore the effects of aphasia after stroke and learn about evidence-based treatments tailored for individual needs.

01/09/2026

The spike in stroke occurrence among young people is REAL. This increase is directly correlated to the rise in associated risk factors. Being proactive can significantly reduce your stroke risk.

💜 Regular Health Screenings: Monitor blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose levels.

💜 Healthy Lifestyle Choices: Adopt a balanced diet, engage in regular physical activity, and avoid to***co use.

💜 Manage Chronic Conditions: Properly control diabetes, hypertension, and heart diseases.

💜 Know Your Family History: Genetic predispositions can help in risk assessments and preventive strategies.

01/07/2026

Dr. Swathi Kiran Awarded 2025 Highly Ranked Scholar   Dr. Swathi Kiran, Founding Director of the Center for Brain Recovery, was awarded 2025 Highly Ranked Scholar status by ScholarGPS for her career accomplishments in the field of Aphasia, ranking within the top 0.05% of aphasia scholars based on p...

01/06/2026

Ride alongside Debra Meyerson– Stanford professor, athlete, mother, and stroke survivor– on Stroke Across America. On this 100-day, coast-to-coast bike adventure, Debra builds meaningful connections between survivors of stroke and aphasia, raises issues in the medical system faced by her community, and proves first hand that life after a stroke can still be full of purpose, joy, and perseverance.

Congratulations Team Meyerson and Stroke Onward!

Ride alongside stroke survivor Debra Meyerson on a 100-day, coast-to-coast bike adventure.

01/04/2026

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01/02/2026

Setting goals a good thing – it means you are taking time to evaluate yourself and your life over the past year and decide what you would like to change in the new year. And when you commit to change, you’re taking the first step toward whatever it is you want to accomplish.

For any of us, sticking to goals can be difficult, but there are some critical steps to take that make it more likely you'll keep your . https://constanttherapyhealth.com/brainwire/5-secrets-for-keeping-your-new-years-resolutions/

12/31/2025

On to the next one! 🪩

12/30/2025

🆘 Over the past decade, stroke rates have increased by 15.7% among those ages 45-64. Additionally, the rates among people ages 18-44 have increased by 14.6%.

12/26/2025

Stroke Across America tells the story of a 4,548-mile ride led by stroke survivor Debra Meyerson and her husband, Steve Zuckerman — joined by fellow survivors Whitney Hardy and Michael Obel-Omia, and supported by riders and community events along the way.

The documentary shines a light on something often overlooked: the emotional journey of stroke recovery. It captures identity loss, rebuilding, purpose, and the power of community — themes that sit at the heart of Stroke Onward’s mission.

Watch the film on PBS:
pbs.org/video/stroke-across-america-trauma-adaptation-purpose-oukojg

When you give to Stroke Onward, you help amplify this work. Your support strengthens the Stroke Onward Community Circle (SOCC), fuels regional gatherings, and keeps survivor and carepartner voices leading the conversation about what recovery truly requires.

If you’re able, consider a year-end gift at strokeonward.org/donate.

Thank you for helping bring these stories — and this movement — to life.

12/24/2025

However you celebrate this season, may you find sweet moments of reflection and gratitude amidst the joy. 💜

12/23/2025

Whether your loved one is a survivor of stroke or brain injury, or is living with aphasia, dementia, or other cognitive or communication disorder, you know caregiving can have many rewards. But the shift in roles and the increase in responsibilities commonly causes feelings of frustration, exhaustion, loneliness and stress. These are all heightened around the holidays, especially.

We’ve come up with five tips to help not only survive, but thrive during the this holiday season. https://constanttherapyhealth.com/brainwire/the-caregivers-guide-to-surviving-the-holidays/

12/21/2025

Traveling is stressful, particularly during the holidays. It can be an especially trying experience when you have a health issue or mobility impairment that presents unique accessibility challenges at airports or hotel destinations.

Hopefully, you can minimize the stress involved by following these tips to ensure a more seamless trip and worry-free holiday season! https://constanttherapyhealth.com/brainwire/holiday-travel-tips-for-those-with-health-issues/