“98% of Covid patients who were admitted to intensive care at 26 English hospitals needed physiotherapy, with 100% needing occupational therapy. More than 9/10 needed support to help regain their speech.”
Community rehab teams we see you💪🏼#ahps#COVID19
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Please see this message from Will, his initial goal was to raise £100 for @headway_salford by completing 100miles of bike rides in 10 weeks, he has already surpassed this in his first day. Please support Will and donate where possible!
https://t.co/u3XpFo3xQx
One of my clients, Will, has just recently got back on his bike after sustaining an acquired brain injury back in 2015. He is looking to raise some money for Headway by completing 100 miles in 10 weeks. Ride 1 completed round Fallowfield Loop!
https://t.co/wkhERi3zct
Covid-19: The speech therapists helping patients find their voices - Great working with @BBCNews on this & big thanks to @camillacdawson & Robert Crowther for sharing your stories. @KGadhok @uhbtrust @Nick_Hewer https://t.co/wSSAiSaIpt
Today we're supporting #TimeToTalk day and are encouraging our clients and colleagues to talk to their friends and family about how they're feeling during #Lockdown3. Small conversations can make a big difference to #MentalHealth 💬
Now on @BBCRadio4: @Emmabarnett talks to @clemencybh in her first broadcast interview since she collapsed with a brain bleed and was in a 17-day coma last year. When she woke up, she couldn't move or speak https://t.co/fWBtsEPDOT
Clap for Carers makes a return tonight at 8pm as #clapforheroes . We'll be making a lot of noise for speech and language therapists who have been supporting people to communicate and eat and drink safely during the pandemic. Hope you can join us! #slpeeps https://t.co/ZOvEvgvCEx
With almost 90% of brain injury survivors reporting the negative impact of fatigue, we look at some of the early warning signs: https://t.co/cywaZwwEDH
Following a traumatic brain injury in August 2009, Shane Booth was left unable to speak for more than three months. But more than a decade on from his accident, 45-year old Shane now spends his time talking to others about his experiences: https://t.co/FerL4zCGeK