They offer a voice of stroke in Australia. The Stroke Foundation's mission is to stop stroke, save lives and end suffering.
Stroke Foundation
The Stroke Foundation is a national not-for-profit organisation that works with stroke survivors, carers, health professionals, government and the public to reduce the impact of stroke on the Australian community.
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Last reviewed: July 2018
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Childhood stroke Stroke Foundation - Australia
Information about stroke
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Relationships and parenting | enableme - stroke recovery and support
Stroke brings up strong emotions that can impact relationships. There are services and supports available to help you and your family adjust to life after stroke
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Childhood stroke | enableme - stroke recovery and support
The effects of stroke are different for every child. Find information, tips and techniques for supporting your child after a stroke
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Emotions | enableme - stroke recovery and support
Its very normal to experience strong emotions after a stroke. Find out how you might be affected and how you can get help
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What to do while you wait for an ambulance Stroke Foundation - Australia
The Stroke Foundation recommends the FAST test. Face. Arms. Speech Time.
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How stroke can affect you | enableme - stroke recovery and support
Every stroke is different. There are several factors that determine the effects of stroke including the type of stroke, which area of the brain is damaged and how badly
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Speech and language | enableme - stroke recovery and support
About one third of stroke survivors have trouble with speech and language. Find out about common difficulties including aphasia
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Early treatment after a stroke Stroke Foundation - Australia
Information about stroke
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Psychology and neuropsychology | enableme - stroke recovery and support
Find out about health professionals who can help with mood and thinking changes after stroke
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Rehabilitation | enableme - stroke recovery and support
Rehabilitation is the therapy and activities you do that drive your stroke recovery. Find out what to expect as you re-learn or find new ways of doing things
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