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CRSN team developed this series of infographics to help patients better understand some of the common concerns following a stroke. Click on a topic to view or print the infographic. (English)
CRSN team developed this series of infographics to help patients better understand some of the common concerns following a stroke. Click on a topic to view or print the infographic. (French)
A patient education tool that addresses multiple topics. It is tailored to meet the communication needs of all patients.
A comprehensive list of Smart Tips resources for stroke-related issues.
This list of free and low-cost apps can help with voice over and screen reading, seeing, hearing, mobility, cognition, lifestyle, and hand recovery.
This page has information about self-assessment, financial supports, volunteering and more.
This page has information about driving after a stroke or TIA, and it also contains aphasia-friendly versions.
This is a list of stroke patient and family education videos and website links - perfect for iPads
The recreation therapy stroke protocol series contains information about 10 protocols, and gives you the option to submit a protocol.
Information about stroke risk factors, which ones you can control, and which ones you can't.
An infographic to help you communicate with someone who has aphasia
Tips for successful communication
Does your family member have Aphasia? What do look for and what you can do.
This two-page handout has quick tips and key messages for communicating with someone who has Aphasia.