The home is where life happens
We understand that home life changes after stroke. Learn about how PEER-HOMEcare can guide you to adapt, rebuild your routines, and make your home envrionment work for you again.
Your living environment plays a huge role in your recovery
Making a cup of tea, preparing meals, folding laundry, gardening, getting dressed, or spending time with family all provide opportunities to practice using your affected arm.
Learn more about the PEER-HOMEcare approach.
*If closed captions (CC) are available, you can select your preferred language by opening the video in YouTube. Otherwise, please ask your therapist to assist you.
What is the PEER-HOMEcare intervention? (English)
Professor Luca Opicci and project physiotherapist, Dr. Ann Marie Hestetun-Mandrup explain.
How the data we collect, is beneficial for you
Understand why we collect information and the benefits of this for the study. Technical lead, Matheus Pacceho explains.
Small changes, meaningful impact
Learn how everyday activities, the spaces you use, the objects around you, and the people who support you, can make a difference to using your affected arm.
How to use the daily diary (Norwegian)
The dairy is an important way to track your daily activities. Ask your therapist for more information.
