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Urgent Help

If you or a loved one are in a critical or life-threatening situation you should call 999 straight away.

If you are in a non-life threating situation you should contact your GP who will be able to advise you what to do.

NHS 111 offer advice when it’s not an emergency but you need medical help fast. To call them dial 111.

Stroke Wellbeing Service Resources

Stroke Wellbeing Service Leaflet

This leaflet will tell you more about who we are, who we work with, what we do and how to get in touch with us.

Fatigue after Stroke

This PowerPoint guides you through fatigue after a stroke and offers some tips about pacing to improve your recovery. There is a voiceover that you can listen to on each slide, and the voiceover is also typed out in the notes below each slide.

Further Resources

Click here to see our other neuropsychology resources. They have been designed to give you some extra information on things you can try yourself to manage the problems most commonly reported by the people we see.

www.stroke.org.uk – The Stroke Association support people to rebuild their lives after stroke

Stroke Association Helpline: 0303 3033 100

  • Different Strokes - For younger Stroke Survivors
  • A Stroke of Luck - Offering Advice & Access to Exercise-Based Stroke Recovery
  • World Stroke Organisation