Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Different Types of Memory – Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie
Different Types of Memory – Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie
Different Types of Memory – Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie
Monday 2nd December 2019
Explore how different types of memory are impacted by stroke with Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie on 'Recovery After Stroke'.
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking Memory: Stroke's Impact on the Brain with Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie
Before you become a stroke survivor, you don't know anything about the brain, and then, when you become a stroke survivor, what you need to do is find out everything you can about the brain.
Memory can be a tricky thing, especially after a stroke. In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', hosts Kimberley Meates and Vanessa Bowie dive into the fascinating world of memory and how it changes post-stroke. They break down the different types of memory—long-term, short-term, implicit, and explicit—and explain how each one can be affected by a stroke. But it doesn't stop there; they also delve into the concept of associative memory and its role in brain injury recovery.
The conversation is packed with practical advice and personal anecdotes that make complex topics easier to grasp. Kimberley and Vanessa share their own journeys and offer tips on retraining motor movements, shedding light on the vital role of occupational therapy. They emphasize the importance of understanding your brain to aid in recovery. This episode is a goldmine of information for stroke survivors, caregivers, and anyone interested in the workings of the human brain.
Whether you're looking to support a loved one or seeking insights for your own recovery, you'll find valuable takeaways here.