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How to Regain ARM Movement after Stroke | Task-Specific Training

After a Stroke, weakness or paralysis of the arm can make daily activities difficult. In this video, I demonstrate simple bottle-assisted arm movement exercises designed to support stroke recovery and neurorehabilitation. The exercises help with initiating arm movement, improving range of motion, enhancing coordination and control. A lightweight bottle is used to provide sensory feedback and grip support, making it easier to practice movements safely at home. *Always perform exercises within comfort limits. ABOUT CREATOR Prabhjot Kaur Gambhir is a Senior Occupational Therapist with over 15 years of work experience in reputed hospitals and clinics such as Max Super Specialty Hospital, Saket (Delhi), Sahyadri Hospital (Pune), Hearing point Clinic (Noida), Nanihi Centre (Pune) and Starwalkers Clinic (Mumbai). She is certified in Swallowing (Dysphagia) Therapy and Play Therapy for Children with Special Needs. Her specialization in Hand Therapy, Reflex Integration Therapy, Rhythmic Movement Training, Visual Perception Skills Training, Sensory Integration, Tremor Therapy and Floortime Training has helped countless children and adults in achieving functional independence. Her caring and client-centred approach brings SIGNIFICANT difference for the client in achieving their therapy goals. Contact for information: prabhjotot2004@gmail.com #neurorehabilitation #occupationaltherapy #strokerehabilitation #upperlimbrecovery #therapyathome #taskspecifictraining #armrehabilitation #strokerecovery