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The American Stroke Association's mission is to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives with improved brain health, fewer strokes and reduced disability.

Online Stroke Resources

The Stroke Network provides on-line support to stroke survivors and stroke caregivers of adult stroke.

Recognizing and Treating the Psychological Effects of Stroke

The website StrokeOT.org is a guide for a healthy and independent lifestyle after a stroke or acquired brain injury. It mentions the UCONN Health Stroke Survivor & Caregiver Symposium on 10/30/24 and provides highlights from the symposium for those who could not attend.

Life After Stroke

Stroke Onward is working to help create a stroke system of care that focuses on the whole person — one where survivors and families get as much support for their rebuilding identities and rewarding lives as they do for their physical health and rehabilitation.

Over the years, we have collected information that we have found to be helpful in stroke recovery. Although Retreat & Refresh Stroke Camp is providing the following resources, we do not endorse any particular book, author, service or product. It is our hope you will find these resources helpful.

Online Stroke Resources