THE CHANGING BRAIN: MOVING AFTER STROKE

Presented by: Assoc Prof Brenton Hordacre - Associate Professor in Neuroscience and Rehabilitation, Adelaide University.

Stroke can be a life-changing event and remains one of the leading causes of disability. Yet the brain has a remarkable ability to recover, rewire and adapt — sometimes in surprising ways.

Join us for this engaging and accessible public lecture exploring:

• How stroke affects the brain and body

• The latest evidence on rehabilitation

• The most effective ways to support recovery

• Why recovery is still possible — even years after stroke

The lecture will also introduce the Stroke Recovery Boot Camp program currently running in Mount Gambier, providing people with stroke access to evidence-based therapy, support, and opportunities for further improvement.

About the presenter:

Associate Professor Brenton Hordacre is an Associate Professor in Neuroscience and Rehabilitation and a registered physiotherapist. His research has led major discoveries in the timing and amount of rehabilitation after stroke. He established the innovative Stroke Recovery Boot Camp model and leads a research team focused on translating neurophysiological discoveries into evidence-based therapies that improve recovery outcomes.

Registrations are essential and can be made via Humanitix.

This event will be recorded for those unable to attend.

Contact mandy.kermeen@adelaide.edu.au for further information.

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