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Annie travels for teaching & workshops and has created an easy to make, inexpensive toolkit out of everyday items to use during UL assessment & training. Can you guess what each item is used for? Make your suggestions, then watch the video on Youtube for Annie's explaination

Sliding Tilt Table in Stroke Rehab 🧠🦵 Use: Strengthening a weak lower limb post-stroke, with the ability to target the affected leg. Benefits: easy progression, supports different exercises, safe, can boost repetitions of practice. Share your exercise ideas in the comments!

Our upcoming online workshop has increased spots available (6-10pm Syd, 5th and 19th March) as Karl and Simone will be joined by a third presenter, Zeng Cao. Zheng has a variety of clinical experience in public & private hospital rehab/private practice. https://t.co/Xfx3rW7HMn

Learn how to use equipment effectively for lower limb weight-bearing exercises with guided instructions. Our video "Weightbearing Exercises: StrokeEd Equipment Series" on YouTube goes through exercises & equipment Simone uses for lower limb training. https://t.co/PlERglMDZr

We still have places in our upcoming online workshops. The 2025 workshops include - Analysis & Retraining of UL - CIMT - Balance - 1000 reps - Upper limb MOOC - Analysis & retraining of walking - Coaching skills Sign up follow via https://t.co/5tYbh30yJi Email info@strokeed.com

Thomas Graham's book offers a heartfelt account of their rehabilitation journey. Thomas refers to a StrokeEd video on neuroplasticity, watched soon after his stroke. 🎥 Watch the StrokeEd video: https://t.co/iFE7kpXcfp 📚 Learn more about the book: https://t.co/Lak4ZNqbdU

Vanessa Simpson's advanced vestibular workshop is coming up! Advanced concepts will be explored with a mix of theory, practical workshops and case study discussions with a strong focus on the latest literature. Learn more at: https://t.co/DALskB0lC8

For more details and application guidelines, visit the Stroke Foundation's website.

The Stroke Foundation is offering Seed Grants of up to $80,000 for innovative stroke research projects in 2025. These grants aim to generate new knowledge, kickstart innovation, and provide a platform for emerging researchers to tackle evidence/implementation gaps in stroke care

CIMT is a recommended, evidence-based therapy for arm recovery, yet only 12% of eligible Australian stroke survivors receive it. Join our upcoming online workshop series on CIMT presented by Dr Annie McCluskey & Dr Lauren Christie For dates/signup visit https://t.co/3ATOTnjcW5

📢Exciting News! StrokeEd has launched a YouTube channel! 🎥 Explore free, in-depth lectures on clinical reasoning, intervention techniques, & strategies for effective stroke rehab. Subscribe for access to content and to stay updated with the latest evidence-based practice.

@strokefdn @msjuliedavey @DinaPogrebnoy @Coralie_English @merry_burke @dsimpsonphysio @emilyrramage @stroke_ed @NatFiniPhysio To celebrate the 2nd birthday of I-REBOUND,I am posting my blog titled"My Top Ten I-REBOUND Blog". Enjoy..and repost!! https://t.co/3x9fcik4tm

Find out about PEDro’s new online course: “Evidence-Based Healthcare: Searching and Appraising the Evidence” https://t.co/D6hKFAVo5S #PhysicalTherapy #physio

Last European LL workshop for this trip - at Glostrup Hospital Copenhagen - heading home soon

A good summary of our recent review on Priming after stroke

Vacancies for a FTF workshop in Sydney on 22nd November - register here https://t.co/6IEkHh5YWE

@strokefdn @stroke_ed @SimoneDorsch @Coralie_English @emilyrramage @msjuliedavey @DinaPogrebnoy @merry_burke @NatashaLannin @NatFiniPhysio @AllidaSabine @kscriv2013 The Mediterranean Diet is 'The Top of The Dietary Pops' for Stroke Survivors. https://t.co/HX9anyN5Yw

It’s Associate Professor @SimoneDorsch! Episode out now https://t.co/EJUDx9Iajn Or find it on your chosen podcast platform

Last chance to input into this important future educational resource for clinicians working in physical activity post stroke