STROKE RECOVERY CASE STUDIES

APHASIA - READING - COLORS

Hello Friend,

What does singing have to do with aphasia after a stroke? Is reading a challenge for you? Do you forget words in the middle of talking?

In my newest video, I share fascinating case studies from my work with stroke survivors who experienced challenges with speaking, finding words, reading, recognizing colors, and communication.

One of the stories involves a stroke survivor who could sing the words to Happy Birthday even though he had aphasia and could not speak. Another involves a stroke survivor who struggled with colors and reading, yet I observed something very different when he was working on a balance disc.

I also share experiences involving language, sensation, balance, the central nervous system, Parkinson’s, and essential tremors. Some of the things I observed over the years were unexpected and made me look at stroke recovery in a completely different way.

Why Do These Case Studies Matter?

When I work with stroke survivors, I pay attention to the small things that happen during movement, communication, balance, and exercise. Sometimes those observations reveal something unexpected.

I want to share these case studies because each person’s recovery is different, and the things I observed with my clients gave me new ideas about what may be possible and what else might be worth exploring.

These experiences are part of what has shaped the way I work with stroke survivors today.

I share these experiences because they fascinated me, and because they may give stroke survivors, caregivers, and professionals something new to think about and explore.

Watch the APHASIA - READING - COLORS CASE STUDIES VIDEO

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Remember, knowledge is power in stroke recovery.

In my book Stroke Recovery What Now? When Physical Therapy Ends, But Your Recovery Continues, I have a chapter about Battle Ropes for Stroke Survivors.

My books, courses, and videos explain the anatomy, biomechanics, and muscle function involved while also demonstrating exercises that can be performed safely during training.

Below are resources to help you find more guidance and education:

My books: Available in Kindle & Paperback Editions. https://www.amazon.com/author/tracymarkley

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My Courses: https://www.tracymarkley.com/cec-courses

My CEC Professional Courses:

• Stroke Recovery Specialist CEC Course
• Functional Anatomy 101 & Beyond

Stroke Survivor & Caregiver Course

• Stroke Recovery - What Now? When Physical Therapy Ends but Your Recovery Continues.

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Recommended Equipment

Many of the balance and rehabilitation tools I use in my videos—including the mounted wall bar, BOSU®, balance pads, resistance bands, and other training equipment—can be found here: Recommended Equipment & Products

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A Personal Note

Please remember: Progress in recovery comes from understanding your body and taking steady, safe steps forward. It takes consistency and persistence with therapy exercises.

With warmth and care,
Tracy Markley

Internationally Recognized Fitness Educator
2021 IDEA Personal Trainer of the Year
2024 National Fitness Hall of Fame – One of America's Top Fitness Educators

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