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Learn more about neurological conditions, neurological injuries, and the services we offer at Lakeside Neurologic.
What to Expect From Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation: A Guide for Patients and Families
What to Expect From Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation: A Guide for Patients and Families A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change nearly every part of a person's daily life. After the immediate medical needs have been addressed, many patients and families are...
What Does Residential Treatment Offer? Understanding Residential Neurologic Rehabilitation
Understanding Residential Neurologic Rehabilitation When most people hear the term residential treatment, they often think of behavioral health or substance abuse treatment. However, for individuals recovering from a brain injury, stroke, neurologic illness, or...
Physical Therapy for Stroke Rehabilitation: Regaining Strength, Balance, and Independence
Physical Therapy for Stroke Rehabilitation: Regaining Strength, Balance, and Independence A stroke can have a profound impact on a person's ability to move, walk, and perform everyday activities. Whether it causes weakness on one side of the body, impaired balance, or...
The Role of Nursing at Lakeside Neurologic
The Role of Nursing at Lakeside Neurologic At Lakeside Neurologic, nursing is far more than a clinical support service — it is the foundation of daily rehabilitation, healing, and quality of life for the individuals we serve. Nurses play a critical role in helping...
Speech Therapy for Stroke Rehabilitation
Speech Therapy for Stroke Rehabilitation A stroke can change the way a person speaks, understands language, thinks, and even swallows. These changes can feel overwhelming for both survivors and their families—but recovery is possible, and speech therapy plays a vital...
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy: What It Is & Who Provides It
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy At Lakeside Neurologic, our mission is to support individuals on their journey to rebuilding the cognitive skills that empower everyday living. One of the most impactful approaches we use is Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy (CRT)—a...
How Cognitive Rehabilitation Can Help Individuals with Brain Injuries and Other Neurologic Challenges
How Cognitive Rehabilitation Can Help Individuals with Brain Injuries and Other Neurologic Challenges A neurologic injury can change the way a person thinks, remembers, communicates, and manages daily life. Whether caused by trauma, stroke, lack of oxygen, infection,...
Is Spinal Cord Injury a Neurological Condition?
Is Spinal Cord Injury a Neurological Condition? Yes — a spinal cord injury (SCI) is a neurological condition. Although it affects the spine, the spinal cord is part of the central nervous system, carrying messages between the brain and body. When the cord is damaged,...
Setting Neurorecovery Goals for the New Year: How Therapy Supports Progress and Neuroplasticity
The new year is a natural time to reflect, reset, and look ahead. For individuals recovering from a neurologic injury or condition, goal-setting can be an essential part of moving forward. At Lakeside Neurologic, we believe that realistic, personalized goals—supported...
Managing Sensory Overload During Festive Activities
The holiday season is filled with bright lights, cheerful music, gatherings, and endless activity. For many, these traditions bring joy and connection—but for individuals with neurologic insults such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), or...