Overview

This training course gives you simple guidelines for understanding stroke (ischemic or hemorrhagic), its causes and after-effects, recognizing warning signs and taking immediate action. You’ll find practical tips on how to organize your day-to-day life, and tools to stimulate recovery, safety and serenity at home.

Training objectives

• Differentiate between types of stroke (ischemic vs. hemorrhagic), risk factors and prevention levers.
• Identify warning signs (Face-Arm-Speech rule / VBP, other signs, TIA) and call 15 immediately.
• Identify common sequelae: motor skills (hemiplegia), language (aphasia), cognition/memory, vision, sensitivity, mood.
• Secure the home: grab bars, non-slip mats, lighting/lights, clear corridors, accessible objects.
• Structure daily rehabilitation: simple, regular exercises (motor skills, coordination, balance, walking) with gentle progression.
• Stimulate cognition and language: memory games, reading, music, simple words and visual/digital aids.
• Organize your day: split tasks, alternate effort and rest, prioritize and delegate.
• Maintaining a social life: short, regular outings, patient associations/groups, combating isolation.
• Communicate positively & support the caregiver: short messages, gestures and looks, encouragement; recognize each person’s emotions and preserve time for yourself.
• Tool support with DYNSEO – CLINT (30+ games for memory, attention, logic) and monitor progress to adjust.