The Recovery Project, LLC

⭐️Let’s be heroes for hope - join the cause!

The Michigan Parkinson Foundation is putting on a fundraising team/pledge walking event in order to continue to provide valuable & critical programs/services FREE of charge! MPF offers valuable resources such as over 70 support groups throughout Michigan, information packets for those newly diagnosed, financial assistance and so much more.

🚶The walk will feature a 1 mile route at Jimmy John’s Field in Utica, Parkinson’s exercise demonstrations as well as entertainment for the whole family! Come spend your morning supporting a wonderful and helpful cause that touches the lives of so many.

We hope to see you there, TRP will have a table set up so make sure to stop by and say hello! 👋

⭐️Happy Labor Day!

In observance of the holiday recognizing everyone’s hard work, our clinics will be closed on Monday, September 2nd.

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 3rd.

Have a safe & fun weekend, see you on Tuesday! 👋

⭐️Have you noticed anything different recently?

We have some new faces at TRP that we are very excited for you all to meet! 😄

Allow us to introduce the newest members of our TRP team..

👋Meet Alexandra Demus, PT, DPT. She has joined our Lansing team after recently making the move all the way from Miami Beach where she had earned her DPT from The George Washington University. But don’t worry, she has loyalty to Michigan & is making waves in MSU territory as a Michigan Alum herself, Go Blue! She will be a wonderful fit in our clinics with her experience as a neuro clinical specialist, bringing new ideas & knowledge to the clinic. She is thrilled to join a team so dedicated to individuals with neurological conditions, saying, “The passion is so evident and contagious at TRP!”

👋Meet Sue Skrzypczak! Sue has joined us in Clinton Township where she has been the new friendly face at reception greeting you! She is excited to learn the ins & outs of working in the medical field all while getting to know the wonderful patients and fantastic coworkers that come through those doors. Sue will be a great addition to the team as her kindness and eagerness to assist is already appreciated by all!

👋Meet Jordyn Sebastian, SLP. She might be a familiar face to some as she was here in 2021 as an intern where she found her passion for working with individuals with neurological diagnoses! After receiving her B.S. and M.A. in Communication Sciences and Disorders from EMU, she eventually made her way back to us in Livonia. We are so excited to have Jordyn rejoin the team and bring some new energy & ideas into the clinic!

Welcome to The Recovery Project, everyone! We are so excited to have everyone join us & are excited to see each one of your flourish in your positions.

If you see these smiling faces around the clinic, make sure you say hi & give them a big, warm TRP welcome! ❤️
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🎙️Did you catch one of the latest episodes of the Evidence to Excellence: News in Neuroplasticity and Rehab podcast?

We have not been able to stop talking about our new Parkinson’s program!

In Episode 30, host Polly Swingle is joined by The Recovery Project’s Shandra Hamilton, PT, DPT, Racquel Knesel, MA, CCC-SLP, Paige Boll, COTAL, and Chris Kennedy, Certified Personal Trainer, to talk about the new Power Over Parkinson’s Program (POPP) at TRP’s Clinton Township location.

🎧Tune in to learn about this comprehensive, multi-discipline, intensive, evidence-based program that provides PT, OT, SLP, training, wellness programming and education to PD patients. Consisting of 5-6 hours per day, 3 days per week for a 2 week duration.

📲Listen by clicking the link in our bio or search & subscribe to Evidence to Excellence on your favorite podcast streaming platform!

Did you hear?! 🍼💖

We had the pleasure of celebrating another expecting momma on the TRP crew today! 🫶

We are thrilled to share in Megan’s joy as she anticipates the arrival of her sweet, little one. Megan, we wish you the absolute best & we are sending you lots of love as you get ready to meet your bundle of joy!

Join us in sending the warmest wishes as Megan’s family blossoms. 💛

Congratulations! ✨
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🎳Wanna join in on a gutterly ridiculous good time?

Spare yourself the boredom and join the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research in ‘Sending Parkinson’s To The Gutter’ at Perfect Game in Farmington Hills this Friday! This is a fantastic cause to raise funds and awareness for research to prevent & slow the progression of PD.

Registration starts at 6pm and bowling will commence at 7pm until 9pm, for tickets go to www.teamfoxinthed.com.

Hope to see you there, bowlers! 😄

📢 Calling all stroke survivors and their loved ones!

There is an amazing opportunity for stroke survivors, caregivers and family members to have a weekend to get away & connect with others in the community! Join in on the excitement from Friday, August 23rd - Sunday, August 25th at the Refresh & Retreat Stroke Camp. 📆

This three day weekend event is at the Faholo Conference Center in Grass Lake, Michigan where you can expect to participate in fun crafts & games, hiking/walking, educational resources & discussion groups as well as connecting with other individuals, creating friendships along the way! 💖

Take it from Mark, a stroke survivor who experienced all the camp has to offer: “Little did I know when we signed up how much fun and knowledge I would gain from Stroke Camp… All in all, at the end of the day, we needed Stroke Camp more than it needed us.”

✒️To register as a camper or volunteer, email [email protected], [email protected] OR call 248-465-5301 ☎️

💌Make sure to share this unique opportunity with the stroke survivors in your life!

🤔Did you hear the news?

💥We are offering ANOTHER CLASS for our Rock Steady Boxers in Clinton Township!
This is great news for individuals who find themselves needing more time transitioning between stations or need more modifications while still maintaining the intensity level of the class.

This is still the same RSB class you all know and love, just with some adjustments!

✏️Sign up and get moving with our certified RSB Coaches as they take you through a workout sure to get your heart rate up & gloves moving!

Secure your spot by going to https://therecoveryproject.net/wellness-programs/ and start your FREE 1 week trial today!

See you there, boxers. 😎🥊

🩵Occupational therapists seem to do it all! 🩵

Their job is to help improve the overall quality of life for their patients, inside and out of the clinic. They strive to help each individual regain the level of independence that they deserve and desire.

That’s where activities of daily living come in!

Activities of daily living, or ADL’s, are routine & essential self-care tasks that help maintain an individual’s autonomy. OT’s perform task analysis to find challenges & deficits in the steps that collectively make up activities to see where accommodations/modifications can be made.

🧼👓ADL’s that your OT can help you gain more independence with are tasks such as: bathing - safely transferring in/out of the tub and utilizing adaptive shower tools and personal device care - maintaining & managing devices essential to the individual such as eye glasses/contacts, hearing aids or orthotics.

Creating individualized treatment plans to maximize independence & functionality is our OT’s bread & butter!

Come in to get evaled by our occupational therapists and get started on your personalized road to recovery today!
☎️Give us a call at 734-953-1745. ☺️

👨‍🦽🏃‍♂️🚶‍♂️Ready to roll, run or walk?

CPAN (Coalition Auto No-fault) is offering multiple opportunities for this family-friendly event to raise awareness and show support for auto no-fault survivors as well as their family/caregivers!

It is important to bring attention to the ongoing care crisis that is impacting survivors as they battle for therapy, aides/care, accommodations & so much more to live independent and healthy lives.

Bring your family & friends and join in on the fun at any of these events by scanning the QR code to register or go to https://secure.frontstream.com/walk-roll-a-thon-2024. 👈

📍August 3rd - Farmington Hills
📍August 7th - Grand Rapids
📍August 14th - Lansing/Mason
📍August 27th - Traverse City
📍August 29th - Caro

Hope to see you there! 😎

Show your support for catastrophically injured car crash survivors by signing up. Walk & Roll-a-thon 2024 Show your support for catastrophically injured car crash survivors by signing up for our Walk and Roll-A-Thon today!

We have some bittersweet news to share at TRP! 🥺🫶

We are saying goodbye to two of our beloved employees as they embark on their respective new journeys! 👋

💜Alyssa was a phenomenal PTA at our Livonia clinic as well as provided amazing care for our RCR clients. She has made such an impact on the clinic, her clients and coworkers with her kind personality and the encouragement she had for everyone. You can always count on Alyssa to lend a helping hand or a listening ear whenever you need it. We have no doubt she is going to thrive in her new endeavors of home care and we wish her nothing but the best as she sets off on this new adventure!

💜Allison was our outstanding SLP who will be greatly missed by all she encountered, clients and coworkers alike. She has been a staple of our SLP department at TRP and to say her presence is going to be greatly missed is an understatement. She has brought so much enrichment to her client’s lives, providing individualized and meaningful care to her clients. You can always count on Allison, she’s a team player and provides knowledgeable insight & advice to those who need it. We wish her luck as she starts her new job & is able to soak up all the precious family time she can!

We are going to miss these two so much .❤️
We wish you the absolute best with everything & thank you for all you have done for TRP!
👏 GOOD LUCK 👏

🗣️Calling all individuals with a passion for running!
Are you looking for the thrill of racing or want to help someone else experience the same? 🏃‍♂️

Check out events that The Agape Project is putting on to provide race experience with adaptive race wheelchairs for persons with disability. Free registration for riders and volunteer push-runners are always needed/welcomed!

The Agape Project’s mission is to promote inclusion of persons with disabilities in race events so that everyone can experience the anticipation, excitement and thrill of the race!

“Our mission is accomplished through teamwork and community.”
So come on out and join in on the fun and go to theagapeproject.com for more details on upcoming events or scan the QR code to register!

Join us in celebrating Disability Pride Month, a time to recognize & honor the contributions, resilience and achievements of this diverse, disabled community. Utilizing platforms to spotlight inclusion and amplify those voices for change. 2024’s theme highlights equality, inclusion, accessibility, independence and community connection - beautifully wrapped into one sentence: “We want a life like yours”.

The design of the Disability Pride flag helps to acknowledge all areas of disabilities. The flag was carefully crafted with a deeper meaning behind each design decision. The different colored diagonal lines represent the sub-communities & how they cut through and overcome barriers they face in their daily lives. The placement of them next to each other shows the solidarity between all and a sense of community.

Disabilities are not inherently negative and should not be treated as such. As we celebrate and listen to the experiences of disabled people, we strive to evolve in the way society handles accessibility and inclusion.

Check out The Arc as a great resource for more information on how you can get involved! Their mission is to promote & protect the human rights of people with intellectual or developmental disabilities. The Arc actively supports full inclusion & participation in the community throughout their lifetimes!
https://thearc.org/blog/why-and-how-to-celebrate-disability-pride-month/

☀️Calling all individuals interested to get out on the water in this warm weather!

It doesn’t matter if you’re an avid kayaker or if it’s your first time, absolutely all skill levels and abilities are welcome to join. All equipment will be provided for you at the workshop, contact DNEM with any accommodation requests you may have.
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Secure your spot by registering with a $10 donation and get ready to join in on the fun! 🤩

📆Dates & Locations:
- July 23, 2024 in Port Austin
- August 7, 2024 in Shelby Township
- September 12, 2024 in Clarkston

Did the June issue of “The Scoop at TRP” arrive in your inbox this week?

This edition shares:
🎉Exciting results from our 3rd year of our 2-week intensive stroke program
🔥The launch of our brand new, intensive Parkinson’s program - POPP
💪Information about becoming a Wellness member & how to start your free trial today!
🛶Several upcoming community events and opportunities to participate in adaptive recreational activities & sports!

📬Click the link in our bio to read the June issue and make sure to subscribe so future newsletters directly hit your email inbox!

📣We have exciting news to share..

There is a Wellness Class being added in our Lansing clinic!

Join us every Tuesday from 12pm-1pm for BeWell Fitness! 💪

This exercise program is designed for individuals living with MS and other neurological conditions looking to improve their balance, flexibility and strength. All are welcome to join & workout in an engaging group exercise class or stream virtually from wherever you are! All workouts are easily adaptable and can be modified to suit your function level.

✍️Sign up for your FREE 1 week membership by going to the link: https://therecoveryproject.net/wellness-programs/

Make sure to check out our other Wellness Classes we offer at all 3 clinics!

See you there! 👀

We hope everyone has a safe & enjoyable holiday!

In observance of Independence Day, our clinics will be closed on Thursday, July 4th and will resume normal business hours on Friday, July 5th.

See you then!

⁉️What is neuroplasticity?

🧠Neuroplasticity refers to the brain’s ability to change by creating new connections & reorganizing pathways. This is a crucial concept when it comes to neurological rehabilitation because it means that those who have experienced a stroke or other injury to the brain, have hope that their brains can adapt, heal or rewire.

At TRP we utilize the principles of neuroplasticity every day for optimal recovery for our clients!
🔥The 10 Principles of neuroplasticity:

1️⃣Use it or lose it! - If we don’t practice a skill it often gets weaker
2️⃣Use it and IMPROVE it - Skills we practice get better
3️⃣Specificity - We need to practice exact tasks that you want to improve
4️⃣Repetition matters - Consistency is key!
5️⃣Intensity matters - Progressive challenges elicit positive growth
6️⃣Time matters - Earlier the better but improvement can occur at various times in recovery
7️⃣ Salience matters - Exercises must be meaningful to you to yield a lasting change
8️⃣Age matters - But not as much as you think! Improvement is possible at any age but younger brains can change faster
9️⃣Transference - Practicing one skill can improve another skill
🔟Interference - Neuroplastic changes from bad habits can interfere w/ adopting new habits

Are you living with Parkinson’s & noticing changes in your speech or swallowing?

⭐️Our speech-language pathologists are experts in helping with these very issues! They can help address voice quality, volume, breath support, as well as changes with swallowing.

🗣️SPEAK OUT! is one effective treatment strategy our speech therapists use with individuals with PD. The best part is we just added another class time for SPEAK OUT! at our Livonia clinic on Tuesdays @ 1:30 pm or sign up in Clinton Township on Monday’s @ 11:15am! Each class will also be available virtually, so make sure to snag your spot!

☎️Give us a call to schedule your one on one evaluation with one of our highly experienced speech-language pathologists!

We have a beautiful bride-to-be to celebrate! 💍
Our wonderful occupational therapist, Paige Willming, is getting ready to tie the knot!

This week, Paige was showered with love, goodies and lots of congratulations from our Clinton Township team. 💖

Paige, we are so excited for this next chapter in your life and wish you nothing but love & happiness for you two!

Join us in sending congratulations by leaving some kind words in the comments below.👇
CONGRATULATIONS! 💕

In celebration of Sean Thompson.. 🤍
Many of you may recognize & miss this big, friendly smile around our clinics. We sure do. 🫶

On June 27th, in-person at our Livonia clinic location, we will be honoring the forever-lasting impact that Sean Thompson has left on TRP.

Next Thursday from 12-12:30pm, we will be gathering to celebrate Sean’s memory with a physical memento to help keep the wonderful energy he always brought ever-present within our clinics.

Please join us if you have ever had the pleasure of knowing or working with Sean and feel so inclined to do so. ❤️

We will be meeting in the hallway outside of the Wellness Gym at our Livonia clinic location from 12-12:30pm on Thursday, June 27th.

📍11878 Hubbard Street, Livonia, MI 48150.

🚨EXCITING NEWS🚨

We are now offering a NEW, 2 week intensive program specifically for those living with Parkinson’s called POPP - Power Over Parkinson’s Program!

Exercise is a vital component to maintaining balance, mobility & ADL’s for those living with Parkinson’s. Research has shown that it can not only maintain & improve motor functions but also has an effect on non-motor PD symptoms such as depression, constipation and declined cognition.

The program will offer a comprehensive, multidiscipline schedule with PT, OT, SLP, training, wellness programming and education on topics related to Parkinson’s such as but not limited to:
✅Exercise intensity
✅Stress management
✅Neuroplasticity principles
✅Fall prevention

You can expect the schedule for the POP Program to be:
💥5 hours/day
💥3 days/week (Mon/Wed/Fri)
💥for 2 weeks.

The Parkinson’s Outcome Project has shown that those who start exercising earlier in their disease course for a minimum of 2.5 hours/week experience a slowed decline in quality of life compared to those who start later.

‼️So don’t wait a second longer! Follow the link to find out more on the POP Program & how to sign up:
https://therecoveryproject.net/power-over-parkinsons-program/

At this time, this will be offered exclusively at our Clinton Township location! 🤗

Shhhh.. 🤫
We have some exciting news to share with you soon about a NEW 2 week, intensive evidence-based program designed specifically for those living with Parkinson’s!

But first.. Let’s talk about what PD is.

Parkinson’s is a chronic & progressive neurodegenerative disease that impacts motor and non-motor functions. This is because of the gradual loss of brain cells that produce dopamine, a chemical released by the brain that is necessary for movement to occur. As dopamine reduces over time it can make movement more difficult & can have an effect on your mood and motivation.

As always, we want you to know that you are not alone in this journey after receiving your diagnosis. There are support systems & resources available to you at any stage of your diagnosis. Take power over Parkinson’s!

👀 Stay tuned later this week to learn more about our new PD Program & find out how you can join!

Check out our website at https://therecoveryproject.net/medical-programs/parkinsons-disease-rehabilitation/ to learn more about resources & treatment we offer for PD.

🗣️You “spoke out” and we listened!

🚨Coming soon to Livonia…🚨
SPEAK OUT! Speech Group on Tuesday’s as well as a Strategies to Improve Memory class on Thursday’s!

Classes will start the week of June 17th.

🔺SPEAK OUT! Speech Group is a class developed by the Parkinson Voice Project designed to help those who have completed SPEAK OUT! Speech Therapy to continue to progress.

🔺This class will be led by Speech-Language Pathologist, Julia Best, on Tuesdays at 1:30pm.

But that’s not all, there’s another class!

🔸Strategies to Improve Memory, a class to help develop & implement strategies to improve mild-moderate memory deficits, will also be starting up on Thursdays at 1:30pm.

🔸This class will be led by Speech-Language Pathologist, Allison Levick!

We are so excited to be able to offer additional classes & opportunities to further progress our Speech therapy clients. 🤗

To sign up and find more information, please visit our website www.therecoveryproject.net/wellness-programs

‼️You don’t want to miss this!!

Come join in on the fun of a 2.8k kayak race circling the main island of Gibraltar or a 5k walk/run..
OR sign up for BOTH!
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Our very own Marketing Rep & Wellness Class Instructor, Lindsay Vos, is hosting this 6th Annual Paddle Run 4 CureHHT. She herself is a 6 year stroke survivor! The goal of this FUNdraiser is to raise money & awareness to find a cure for HHT (Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia also known as Osler-Weber-Rendu Syndrome), a hereditary disease that the Vos Family is far too familiar with.

HHT is an inherited disease that leads to malformed blood vessels in multiple organs of the body thus increasing the likelihood of AVM’s, symptoms of nosebleeds in childhood are typically early indicators of having HHT. HHT is more common than Cystic Fibrosis & Muscular Dystrophy, yet many individuals & even healthcare professionals are unaware of the diagnosis until it’s too late.

This event is in honor of Linsday’s dad, Captain Jim - an avid boater & kayaker who loved the city of Gibraltar, sunshine & ice cold beer. ☀️🤍

After a tough health battle, they received the dx of the rare disease a month prior to his passing in 2015 which then shed light on the complications with his treatments. This prompted his family to get tested which revealed that all 3 of his children and 4 siblings share this unfortunate disease. He bravely paved the way for their care to be appropriately managed & now there’s hopes to do the same for many others in the same position.

So let’s all join the race for the cure of HHT!
https://www.paddlesignup.com/Race/MI/Gibraltar/PaddleRun4CureHHT

⏰WHEN?
This Saturday, June 8th!

📍WHERE?
Captain Jim’s Marina & Bar
29139 N Gibraltar Rd, Rockwood, MI 48137-9764

See you at the finish line! 😎

To learn more about HHT, check out https://curehht.org/

We are very sad to announce that we had to say goodbye this week to a wonderful TRP employee, Danielle Poole, as she gets ready for a new chapter with her family in Georgia! 🫶🏼

Danielle started with TRP in 2016 as our first official scheduler and was promoted to Lead Scheduler in 2018. She has been instrumental in developing the scheduler role at TRP.

Since Danielle started with the company, TRP has grown exponentially. Whenever we expanded or opened a new clinic, we could always rely on Danielle to figure out the wrinkles and get us on the right path.

Initially, Danielle scheduled for Livonia and Clinton Twp until Clinton needed its own scheduler. She later scheduled for Lansing until Lansing was on its feet, and was interim scheduler for RCR for a few months. Now she primarily schedules for the Clinton Twp clinic while juggling her Lead Scheduler responsibilities. She’s pretty much touched every clinic at TRP at one time or another!

Danielle provides top notch service to the patients she serves and demonstrates unwavering patience and compassion on each phone call. Within TRP, Danielle is the go-to for advice on any scheduling related question and is someone we all count on for successfully handling difficult situations and complex cases. Danielle has the leadership skills, intelligence, and a work ethic to succeed in whatever she sets her mind to.

Danielle, thank you so much for all that you have done for TRP and its patients. You will go on to do great things and be an incredible asset to your future employer. We will miss you dearly.

If you’ve had the pleasure of meeting Danielle and even if you haven’t, please join us in wishing her the best of luck in all she does!

Good luck, Danielle! We will miss you. ❤️

📚We are happy to announce we have a new round of students joining us at TRP for their clinicals!

Please meet the students that will be with us for the next couple of weeks..

Nicole Rahn, attends Mott Community College for their Physical Therapy Assistant Program and she will be with us for 8 weeks!

Shayla Lucas, also from Mott, will be here for 8 weeks as she completes her second to last clinical rotation for the Occupational Therapy Assistant program.

Hannah Hall from Grand Valley State University will be with us for her Occupational Therapy Program once a week until August!

Beth Clark is also joining us from the west side from GVSU! She will be earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy and will be with us for her final rotation of 9 weeks.

Daiyajot Grewal is joining us from Concordia University for her first Level 2 fieldwork, working towards her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy.

Alexa Vennettilli attends Wayne State University for their Speech Language Pathology Master’s Program, she will be with us until August!

Mariam Beltran has joined us for her first 12 week internship from Eastern Michigan University! She is pursuing her Master’s degree in Communication sciences & disorders to become a Speech Language Pathologist.

Catie Glaser is attending Saginaw Valley State University for their Occupational Therapy Master’s Program. She will be with us for her first Level 2 fieldwork!

Courtney Wightman has joined us from Oakland University pursuing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. She will be here for 12 weeks and will be graduating this December with her Doctorate!

If you see these friendly faces around the clinic make sure you say hi & wish them the best of luck with their studies! 😄

Good luck, students! 👏

📣We are so excited to be growing our team!

Allow us to introduce to you the newest members of the TRP staff, we are thrilled to have them join the team & are eager for our patients to start working with them!

At our Livonia location, we would love to introduce…

Dylan Kittila, PTA! Dylan graduated in 2021 from MCC as a PTA and has been practicing for 3 years now. She started her career in pediatrics but couldn’t resist the pull of working with Parkinson’s patients, her true passion! She found her way to TRP looking for a clinic to experience and thrive with the neuro population. We have no doubt you will be a great fit here!

Meet Bridget Veresan, PTA. Bridget is a familiar face to the Livonia clinic from her time here as a student last year! She has graduated from Baker as a PTA with an appreciation of the complexity & creativeness of treatments/cases that is seen at TRP. She recognizes the hard work & perseverance within patients and is excited to match their level of dedication!

New to our Lansing clinic, we are thrilled for you to meet…

Jessica Christy, PT, DPT! Jess is joining our Lansing team eager to immerse herself in the neuro world! She has a passion for working with the neuro population, previously working as a caregiver and in rehab assistant positions. She first experienced what TRP has to offer as a student at our Clinton Township location and made her way back to us as an official Physical Therapist!

Introducing Katelyn Jones, OT! Katelyn graduated with her Bachelor’s from MSU and officially received her Master’s from GVSU. She has been practicing since October of 2023 & we are thrilled to now have her join our team, bringing new ideas & innovative interventions along with her!

Welcome to the team, everyone! We are so excited to have you.

Leave some kind words in the comments below to join us in welcoming these new faces to the team! 👏
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Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

Today we are closed in observance of Memorial Day. Honoring & remembering all of those who have bravely served our country, thank you for your service. ❤️

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow during our regularly scheduled business hours.

Attention all CVA patients & therapists 🗣️

🗓️ Mark your calendars because on May 23rd we have an exciting educational event happening at The Recovery Project!

We have partnered with Vivistim System to provide the best care possible for CVA rehab with research-backed interventions. Vivistim is an FDA-approved device that is implanted just under the skin in a same-day, outpatient procedure. It works with the brain & body during the period of time post-stroke that progress may seem to slow down to make rehab therapy more effective.

❓How does it do that?
It uses vagus nerve stimulation paired with movements to strengthen brain connections needed to regain arm & hand function. Vivistim will deliver a gentle pulse to help the brain strengthen or create new neural pathways. How cool?!

This event will provide information about protocols, processes, recommendations & inclusions for the device. Please stop by anytime from 10am-3pm at our Livonia clinic to talk with Mark from Vivistim with any questions you may have!

Take your recovery into your own hands! We hope to see you there.

⏰May 23rd from 10am-3pm
The Recovery Project - Livonia Clinic (11878 Hubbard St., Livonia MI 48150)