"This is a tremendously important book. Peter Levine has carefully and accurately brought together complex research findings from both basic neuroscience and clinical rehabilitation. Not only that, but he has made the material both accessible and enjoyable to read." --Sarah A. Raskin, PhD, ABBP/ABCN, Department of Psychology and Neuroscience Program, Trinity College
"Recovery from stroke is a lifelong journey. "Stronger After Stroke" by Peter Levine provides a hopeful, practical, and informative roadmap that explains how the brain recovers in the early stages of stroke recovery and guides the reader through lifestyle strategies that will lead to a healthy and happy life after stroke." --Katherine J. Sullivan, PhD, PT, Associate Professor of Clinical Physical Therapy, University of Southern California
"This second edition of "Stronger After Stroke" incorporates a straightforward, commonsense, 'outsider' perspective. The combination of Pete's voice as a writer and his veracity for 'science over sentiment' distinguish this book from the rest of the pack." --Stephen J. Page, PhD, MS, MOT, FAHA, Director, Neurorecovery and Rehabilitation Laboratory; The Ohio State University Medical Center
"Brain plasticity is one of the most exciting discoveries ever made because it has implications for everyone. In "Stronger After Stroke," Peter Levine explains how the discovery that the brain can be rewired is bringing new hope to stroke survivors. While this book is aimed directly at stroke survivors I also highly recommend it to all caregivers (including physicians) and loved ones because it contains practical, down-to-earth advice. More importantly, it separates the science from the hype and gathers all the latest information into one easy-to-read volume." --Ginger Campbell, MD, Creator and Host of the Brain Science Podcast, "Author of Are You Sure? The Unconscious Origins of Certainty"

Praise for the First Edition:
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Peter G. Levine is the director of Synaps Together dedicated to finding and reporting on the best systems for driving cortical plasticity. Peter has over a decade of stroke-specific clinical research as a Research Associate first in the Human Performance & Motion Analysis Laboratory at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, and more recently as a Research Associate and Co-Director of the Neuromotor Recovery and Rehabilitation Laboratory (NMRRL), Department of Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of Cincinnati's College of Allied Health Sciences.

1. Stroke Recovery Essentials; 2. Recovery Hints and Tricks; 3. Safeguarding the Recovery Investment; 4. Cool Treatment Options; 5. Elements of Exercise Essential to Recovery; 6. Recovery Strategies; 7. Spasticity Control and Elimination; 8. Motivation: The Recovery Fuel; 9. Recovery Machines; Resources; Glossary; Index.