'If you're having an ups and downs time and you͛'ve made all this progress, you say right well ok, you don't know if it's a month or a week or a year, so you almost chart it back. So every month I'm doing a bit more.'

'It improves from a spoken goal cause otherwise you look at it and I wouldn͛t know when I had started that. Sometimes I felt a bit lazy with myself but then I thought right I need to get on with this. Otherwise I'm not going to go any further.'

'I guess it helped me focus on it, I guess some people might feel they have become ostracised and this lets you know that you're not on your own.'


Stroke survivors, London

Stroke self-management tools

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The stroke workbook

The stroke workbook is a unique tool designed to be given to stroke survivors to help support their self-management. It includes the experiences and ideas of 14 different people the strategies they have found useful in their recovery. There is space for users to record their , and work out their plans and targets for the future.

 

Bridges training

For more details of our individual and team training packages

 

 

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Family and friends booklet

This booklet was designed in consultation with family and friends of people who have experienced a stroke. It provides guidance from other families about how they have supported their relative or friend to self-manage using the Bridges approach and workbook, as well as general advice and resources for carers.

Please note the stroke workbook and friends and family book are accessed as part of one of our training packages and are not sold separately.