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CBD can help stroke survivors reduce inflammation in the brain and stimulate the production of specific brain cells that enhance neurogenesis.

A workbook specifically targeted towards stroke survivors working on recovering from aphasia.

This naturally occurring supplement has been used to treat sleeping disorders for decades. Getting good sleep is helps with recovery.

Vitamin D can help new brain cells grow and is a great supplement to get started on to maximize your stroke recovery.

Citicoline has been shown in research to reduce the cognitive decline in stroke survivors and promote functional recoveries.

Resveratrol prevents secondary damage following a stroke by regulating inflammation and reducing oxidative stress.

These bold onto the back of the toilet seat and give a way for the stroke survivor to push up from the toilet. Can just install 1 side.

This is an affordable and durable bench to allow the stroke survivor to get in and out of the tub shower while sitting down.

My top recommended shower chair because it has back support and bars to push up from. Can raise or lower the height too.

A standing frame has many uses. It can be used to transfer someone or be used to train someone to learn to stand again.

A walker bag is very useful to avoid carrying items so that both hands can be on the walker for safety. This one is for a rolling walker.

This platform can be attached to a rolling walker and will support your hemi arm so that you can still use a rolling walker safely.

A standard rolling walker that is safer to use for survivors with more balance and weight-bearing troubles.

An ultralight wheelchair is a high-class, lightweight, and easy-to-move wheelchair for those who are independent from the wheelchair.

A knee brace with hinges can support weak knees during walking to prevent knee hyperextension and promote better gait.

This cushion has a cut out around the tailbone and can be useful to reduce pressure and prevent wounds on the tailbone.

This glove is a lifesaver for some of my patients. This allows them to grab onto bars and complete bilateral arm training with no grip.

This will help with fine motor coordination, hand manipulation, and some cognitive problem-solving skills.

These help with improving pinch strengthening, gross motor coordination, and even some fine motor coordination skills.

A set of cones is a must for stroke survivors to work on grasp and release skills and gross motor skills for the arm.

An exercise table can be useful as it is a firm surface to complete weight bearing, stretching, and bilateral arm training exercises on.

This arm bike is great for individuals without a shoulder subluxation to perform bilateral arm training exercises.

6 FEET LONG x 5 INCHES WIDE - Light, medium and heavy resistance levels provide a wide range of tension from 3 - 35 lbs.

Putty is non-toxic and unscented. Designed to increase flexibility, improve strength, decrease stiffness, and relieve joint pain.

A book about a professor's journey to recovery from a severe stroke that left her unable to speak or move.

A book written by a speech therapist educating about stroke recovery and the process behind it.

A book that provides simple-to-follow instructions for reaching the highest possible level of recovery

Get this if you have a slippery kitchen floors for reducing fall risk during cooking tasks.

Support your food on this cutting board to make chopping easy with 1 hand.

An electric can opener can be used with 1 hand and is a must-have tool for stroke survivors.

Make buttoning 1 handed a snap with this button hook.

A kit of all the commonly used self-care tools for increasing indep with self-care tasks.

Help to grab things out of reach. Especially things off the floors to prevent falling when trying to bend down to pick them up.

An AFO (ankle foot orthotic) can be useful to reduce foot drop and make it easier to walk. This is one is made out of hard plastic.

A new style of AFO better for those with less spasticity/stiffness in their calf and helps keep foot up during walking.

Fast Absorption: Our neuropathy cream absorbs quickly and can provide targeted pain relief to your back, neck, knee, hip, shoulders, elbows, joints and muscles. Our Cream may help support the body’s natural healing processes.

EASY TO USE - Hemp Oil Soft Gels don’t have to be refrigerated and have a longer shelf life than hemp oil, plus they’re a convenient way to take hemp oil on the go or while travelling.

Natural pain relief - Forget about pain! The natural healing power of hemp extract can help you manage pain without relying on pharmaceuticals. It has a deeply effect that comes on within few minutes, softening your pain and making it easier to enjoy life again.

PROVEN PAIN RELIEF - The fast acting, natural hemp cream formula can help provide instant pain relief from back pain, arthritis pain, nerve pain, joint pain, and pain in the shoulders, knees, arms, hands, neck, feet, etc.

This roller uses acupressure with some positive research on pain management and sensory reintegration.

Converts a standard armrest to a stable platform. Arm trough stabilizes arm when resting on the wheelchair armrest. Foam cushioned for comfort and pressure release. Helps stabilize upper trunk through added support. Can be used on either side of the wheelchair. Conveniently slips onto the armrest without straps. Available with a gel pad for additional pressure relief.

The SaeboMAS mini (a zero-gravity Mobile Arm Support) provides you freedom to move your arm in any direction despite weakness or spasticity.

If you have severe bicep spasticity and can't keep your elbow straight, this device can help stretch your arm to prevent contractures.

A more functional shoulder support for those with a shoulder subluxation.

An easy to use and effective form of electrical stimulation to reduce shoulder subulxations.

A glove for those with difficulty opening hand. This one is designed more for those with difficult to open hands.

A resting hand splint for those who have a closed fist and flexed wrist that is difficult to open.

This can be used for mirror therapy to improve neuroplasticity in stroke survivors with no movement in their affected arm.

TENS unit for pain management. This unit comes with a belt clip for easy on the go pain relief as you engage in your every day activities.

Extra electrode pads for electrical stimulation treatments, these are smaller 2x2 inch pads.

A workbook to help with improving cognitive skills like memory, focus, and problem-solving difficulties after a stroke.

A fine motor and gross motor coordination exercise tool to help improve reaching, grasping, and pinching items.

This has a mix of commonly used sleep agents. It contains ginseng and ashwagandha to help improve sleep quality and recovery.

Omega-3s Fish Oil can help new brain cells grow and is a great supplement to get started on to maximize your stroke recovery.

This supplement carries nutrients found in berries and spinach and has been reported to improve memory and lower the risk of stroke.

An affordable and high-quality grab bar

This is a free-standing frame that gives a way for you to push up from the toilet without the assistance of another person.

A 3-in-1 commode can be used over the toilet or placed near the bed to allow for safe and independent toileting.

A Hemi walker is helpful for a survivor who needs a mobility aid and who can not use a rolling walker due to lack of arm movement.

A bed rail can provide a place for a survivor to grab on to to help with rolling and getting in/out of the bed.

A walker bag is very useful to avoid carrying items so that both hands can be on the walker for safety. This one is for a rollator.

An affordable rollator for stroke survivors with the use of both arms and fair balance who walks independently. Useful in the community.

Back support cushion for the wheelchair for individuals who are in the wheelchair for many hours or who have weak core muscles.

A standard wheelchair is useful for survivors to sit up and safely get out of bed to do self-care and leisure activities.

Some of my patients love this device as it makes toileting very easy to do. It's easy to install and use.

This is the standard go to cushion the medical community uses for wound prevention as it uses air to keep you elevated.

Everyone needs a set of therapy resistance bands. These are good quality and have a variety of different resistances.

This will help with fine motor coordination, hand manipulation, and some cognitive problem-solving skills and planning.

A medicine ball can be used for bilateral arm training and for core strengthening at higher stroke levels.

MusicGlove is designed to gamify recovery and work towards improving fine motor coordination and pinching skills.

An exercise mat can be helpful for high-level stroke survivors to get onto the floor for advanced weight bearing and strengthening.

A leg bike is great for performing bilateral leg exercises and for improving circulation and lower body endurance.

Strengthen your wrists, improve the dexterity of your fingers and increase the strength your hands can apply while reducing fatigue.

Some brain games for stroke survivors to improve cognition post-stroke.

This book is about a stroke survivor's journey to answer the question, "Why Me?"

500 Tips for stroke survivors to help them live well post-stroke.

This tool help support your food as you are prepping for healthy meals.

An electric jar opener can be used with 1 hand and is a must have tool for stroke survivors.

A rocker knife lets you get leverage when using 1 hand to cut tough foods like meats.

Ideal for one-handed users. Has hardened blade fixed to the clamping device. Clamp adjustment: 3/8" to 2".

Make showering safer when you don't have to reach down to wash feet or backside when you have poor sitting balance.

Useful as an arm extension for dressing and other self-care tasks.

Our Citicoline is a must-have for optimal brain function! Clinical studies have shown that Citicoline supports healthy cognitive function, concentration, memory, focus, attention, alertness, and mental acuity.

An AFO (ankle foot orthotic) can be useful to reduce foot drop and make it easier to walk. This is one is made out of soft plastic.

An easy to wear and put on AFO for those with less spasticity/stiffness in their calf and helps keep their foot up during walking.

Topical pain relief cream using hemp seed and menthol to block topical pain signals.

Roll on hemp oil to make applying pain relief products easy and not messy. Easy to do with 1 hand.

If pain prevents you from living - our pure hemp drops will reduce arthritis, shoulder pain, migraine and backache pain; pure daily hemp oil is a real pain killer for everyone.

A high-strength pain relief cream using hemp, turmeric, and aloe.

This arm rest supports a flaccid arm to reduce rotator cuff tear risk during shoulder subluxations and keeps arm in a safe spot.

This roller can be used on a table or wall with both hands as a way to practice bilateral arm training and improve shoulder movement.

4 LEVELS ADJUSTABLE, DAY AND NIGHT ELBOW SPLINT-- Fibee 4 levels adjustable, day and night elbow splint offers exceptional comfort while gently changing the wearer’s elbow posture during daily activities and sleep, preventing and relieving elbow contractures.

Shoulder Brace Support for Women&Men with 2 Hot Cold Reusable Packs for Pain Relief - Left/Right Shoulder - Fits Most People

Large and small Replacement Electrode Wings are interchangeable with the SaeboStim One controller. The ultra-thin rotating flexible Wings are fully adjustable which allows for unlimited electrode positioning. The Wings are made of a silver-treated conductive surface to provide an unmatched quality of stimulation.

A glove for those with difficulty opening hand. However, your hand must be able to be easily stretched straight for this to work.

Usable on both the right and left hand and should be used in individuals with severe muscle contractures or spasticity and is unable to open the hand more than half its range of motion.

An accessory kit with extra gloves for the SaeboStim Micro for sensory reintegration.

Extra electrode pads for electrical stimulation treatments, these are larger 2x4 inch pads.

Electrical stimulation is a common modality used for stroke rehabilitation. It sends electrical impulses to your muscles causing them to contract and activating part of the damaged brain. This engagement is called neuroplasticity, the process the brain uses to rewire itself and heal from injuries like stroke.

TENS units a great for pain management; they work similarly to neuromuscular electrical stimulation machines but with less power.

A workbook specifically targeted towards stroke survivors working on recovering from aphasia.

A workbook specifically targeted towards stroke survivors who want to improve their memory.

Melatonin is a widely recognized and known supplement that is a naturally occurring substance in our bodies that aids in sleep.

Lithium supplementation research has shown to have improvements in motor recover for stroke survivors.

Curcumin is a nutrient found in turmeric and has been found to help reduce brain inflammation to help with new brain cell growth.

Used for survivors who are walking and are unstable and allows for someone to have a safe place to hold and help balance them.

This will raise the height of the toilet as well as provide a spot to push up from the toilet to making toilet transfers easier.

A leg lifter can be used to help lift your leg into bed or into the car if you have difficulty with those movements.

A high-quality tub transfer bench that allows you to sit over the toilet for toileting tasks and then slide into the tub shower easily.

A walker tray is extremely useful as it can be used to help carry items safely while using a walker that requires both hands.

An attachment to a walker or wheelchair to help carry a cup without needing to hold it during mobility.

A high-quality rollator for stroke survivors with the use of both arms and fair balance who walks independently. Useful in the community.

A high-back wheelchair is useful for tall survivors or survivors who have weak core muscles and postural control.

A transport chair is best used just for transporting and for short-term use. It is not as comfortable or support independent movement.

This is a great wheelchair cushion for dispersing pressure and preventing wounds when sitting long periods through the day.

I use this electrical stimulation machine with my patients to improve motor relearning in the arms and legs.

Therapy putty is also a must-have to stroke survivors who have active finger flexion. It helps with strengthening and coordination.

Another great tool for improving fine motor coordination and hand manipulation skills post-stroke.