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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2017 · 43 MIN

Stroke Foundation #11 - Memory

from enableme podcast · host Stroke Foundation

Memory forms a big part of our understanding of our experiences and our selves. It's also essential on a smaller scale for simply getting through everyday life. And when you've had a stroke it helps you with your ongoing recovery. But memory is also commonly affected by stroke, and for many people this has a big impact. In this podcast we will talk about what you can do if you're facing memory problems after stroke. Our guests are: • Toni Withiel and David Lawson, Monash University neuropsychology doctoral students and stroke survivors. • Dr Rene Stolwyk, clinical neuropsychologist from Monash University. • Jan Corcoran, stroke survivor from Far North Queensland. • Alana Stewart, speech pathologist from StrokeLine.

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