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BECOME AN INSTRUCTOR WHO CAN RETRAIN STROKE SURVIVORS EFFECTIVELY

There are many hundreds of people in your own area right now who need your help. Even if you are already an accomplished fitness trainer or alternative therapist, you may have never trained a stroke survivor before. Or you may have, but you want to make a REALLY SIGNIFICANT difference within a clear safety parameter because you unde ... See MoreSee Less

ARNI SPECIALIST FUNCTIONAL REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE QUALIFICATION | ARNI

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COURSE DATES for 2025 (Enroll Now) COURSE COST and APPLICATION FORM – please scroll to the bottom of this page. This specialist Qualification Course is only for professionals with significant…

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21 hours ago

This is what Diane says about ARNI Instructor training:
As a registered nurse / exercise instructor working in the community with older people and people with chronic health conditions which include stroke, I thought that the ARNI course would be a valuable addition to my qualifications and that it would provide knowledge and skills that would improve my ability to work with stroke victims.

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tip for you: always to try and copy the activity you do using your good hand with your affected hand.

If you need some help then call us on 0203 053 0111 or email support@arni.uk.com We have trainers throughout the country who can help you with your recovery.
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2 days ago

Remember Tom's upper limb catch-phrase: stretching enables the task and extends ‘time on task’.
This is very important for improving your potential ability to reach for, grasp and release items with your hand: activities that are denied to so many stroke survivors. You can use stretches daily in order keep muscles long and prevent further complications. The best results are often seen in people who ... See MoreSee Less

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Dr Tom gets in any opportunity to train his (total) drop-foot on left side - even when out in park with young son ;) Tom advises you to have a go climbing on and off just the first one step or two steps of a ladder, held by someone and make sure have someone guiding, guarding you and supporting you. Go VERY slow and test where you are 'underfoot'. It's incredibly good for your proprioception as yo ... See MoreSee Less

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Three years in, I see glimmers of hope in one day being able to press a piano key with my left index finger. It’s a tough ride having to figure out by yourself that spasticity is there to help you literally get back on your feet. But, as it subsides, it seems as though omnicircumstantial dorsiflexion of the foot may remain as the holy grail.

I can do this but have poor power off this foot, whats next please.

ARNI Stroke Rehab & Recovery

2 days ago

Balance difficulties after stroke? Get a reasonably strong person or your trainer to CHALLENGE your balance - here's the 'clinch' method - it's very very safe and ultra-effective. Appropriateness is a factor of course, common to many training modes. There are many varieties: the 'ruck n'maul' can be used for those with more balance, for instance etc. Your ARNI Stroke Rehab & Recovery Instructo ... See MoreSee Less

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I am 5 years post strokeand my balance has got a lot worse. Now wearing a community alarm due to falls. I am 59 who do I ask for help?

My trainee loves to test my balance little safe push here & there. It good. As I was nearly knocked over in London yesterday by someone barging passed luckily I was fine. Thanks to my ARNI trainer

ARNI Stroke Rehab & Recovery

3 days ago

Remember, you are now in ‘warrior stroke survivor’ mode as opposed to ‘gentle, fluffy stroke survivor mode’. You need to come out fighting, but you need to be informed… and gaining feedback about your excellent progress as much as you can. You need to drive this.

And remember, we're here if you need some help. Call us on 0203 053 0111 or email support@arni.uk.com We have trainers throughout the c ... See MoreSee Less

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Having a stroke can turn your life upside down. The hospital saved your life but where do you go from here?
An instructor trained in the ARNI Method of stroke rehabilitation will guide you through all the physiotherapy, exercises and coping techniques you need to regain your independence.
Call us today on 0203 053 0111. Or email support@arni.uk.com
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4 days ago

Here's an article which talks about when we train our bodies – such as lifting weights at the gym – the other, untrained side benefits because of the cross-educational effect: the muscles not being trained adapt and show signs of improvements anyway. They're thinking this can help people who have suffered a stroke.
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New research to help strengthen our understanding of stroke recovery

www.northamptonchron.co.uk

University of Northampton academics are looking to improve movement and flexibility for people who have had a stroke.

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4 days ago

This is what Scott says about his training to become an ARNI Instructor:
I am a personal trainer / strength & conditioning coach that has spent a number of years working under private physiotherapists as part of their community rehabilitation team. I found working with stroke survivors extremely rewarding and wanted to improve my knowledge of the subject and the effectiveness of the service I ... See MoreSee Less

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Completely agree - a superb course, incredible qualification to help survivors, and a great instructor in Tom 👌🏻

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