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Highs, Lows, and Plateaus

A Path to Recovery from Stroke

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Highs, Lows, and Plateaus

By: Anne Burleigh Jacobs PT PhD
Narrated by: Anne Burleigh Jacobs
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Stroke survivors, health care professionals working in rehabilitation, and anyone whose life has been affected by stroke, will find critical information in this Second Edition of Highs, Lows, and Plateaus: a path to recovery from stroke.

From the initial injury to the mechanisms of recovery, this audiobook offers guidance on:

• Recognizing the initial signs of a stroke and the importance of emergency treatment

• Understanding the processes associated with rehabilitation and recovery

• Realizing the concepts of neuroplasticity to drive recovery of the brain

• Advancing along the stages of recovery from stroke

• Setting goals and having a structured path through the stages of recovery from stroke.

Dismissing the negative connotations of “plateau”, this audiobook provides hope, inspiration and useful information along the continuum of recovery. Each step along the path is supported by basic science, concepts of neuroplasticity and the stories that encompass the resilience of the human spirit. Written in an easy to understand, conversational tone, complex topics are simplified and made meaningful through storytelling and analogies. This audiobook is a must listen for stroke survivors or anyone whose life has been affected by stroke.

©2024 Anne Burleigh Jacobs, PT, PhD (P)2025 Anne Burleigh Jacobs, PT, PhD
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