Stroke Therapy: Life after stroke

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About this resource

Stroke services information

How to lower your risk of stroke

Emotional change and how you might feel after stroke

Eating and drinking difficulties (dysphagia)

Communication difficulties

Memory and thinking

Physical effects of stroke

Being independent

Support for carers after stroke