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We specialises in helping stroke survivors recover upper limb functions using AI and VR technolgy

We dont offer medical advice.

02/07/2026

We are so happy to be collaborating with the Stroke Association Stroke Association NI to help support stroke survivors.

Thank you to the team at the Stroke Association for working with us to make this happen!

Royal College of Occupational Therapists Chartered Society of Physiotherapy NHS

30/06/2026

We’ve worked closely with the Stroke Association to develop our new patient self-management mobile app, fully integrated with our Resynk virtual reality stroke rehabilitation platform.

Together, we’ve created a seamless experience that gives stroke survivors one-click access to their rehabilitation, clear visibility of their recovery progress, and most importantly direct access to support when they need it most.

Through our collaboration with the the stroke association, patients can now:
• Access the Stroke Helpline directly from the app.
• Receive personalised support and trusted information.
• Watch helpful videos about the effects of stroke and living well after stroke.
• Hear inspiring stories from fellow stroke survivors.

It’s especially fitting that during Aphasia Awareness Month, we’re sharing Frank’s story. Despite living with global aphasia, Frank has embraced his rehabilitation using Resynk and our new mobile app, showing that communication challenges should never be a barrier to recovery.

This is just the beginning.

We’re committed to continually expanding accessibility and ensuring that every stroke survivor has the tools and support they need to recover with confidence.

Follow our journey as we continue to push the boundaries of inclusive stroke rehabilitation.

Royal College of Occupational Therapists Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
AphasiaAwareness Accessibility Innovation Resynk

22/06/2026

Creating a stroke-friendly home doesn’t have to mean making major changes. Sometimes, it’s the small adjustments that have the biggest impact.

Simple changes like improving lighting, reducing trip hazards, installing grab rails, and keeping everyday items within easy reach can help make daily life safer, easier, and more independent for someone living with the effects of a stroke.

Every stroke survivor’s recovery is different, so creating a home that meets their individual needs can make all the difference in supporting confidence and independence.

What changes have made the biggest difference in your home? Share your tips in the comments to help others in our community.

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only. Every stroke survivor has different needs, so it’s important to seek advice from a healthcare professional or occupational therapist for personalised recommendations.

HomeSafety Accessibility RecoveryJourney StrokeSurvivor BrainHealth

18/06/2026

You’ve got this. 💙

Keep going, even on the days that feel the hardest. Every step forward, no matter how small, is still progress. The person you used to be would be so proud of how far you’ve come. Keep believing in yourself. we believe in you.

14/06/2026

June is Mental Health Awareness Month.

When we talk about stroke recovery, we often focus on the physical effects. But recovery can also bring emotional challenges such as anxiety, frustration, grief, and changes in confidence.

Mental health is just as important as physical health, and it’s okay to ask for support when you need it.

💬 What’s one thing you do to support your mental wellbeing?

⚠️ Disclaimer: This post is for general awareness only and should not replace professional medical or mental health advice. If you’re struggling with your mental health, please speak to a healthcare professional.

22/05/2026

Supporting someone through stroke recovery can be emotional, exhausting, and overwhelming in ways people don’t always see.

Carers often carry worry, pressure, and responsibility quietly, while still trying to stay strong for someone they love.

But if you’re recovering from a stroke and rely on support from a carer, this is not your fault

Needing help does not make you a burden, and carers feeling overwhelmed does not take away from the love and care they have for you.

Both experiences can exist at the same time and both deserve understanding.

StrokeSurvivor

Disclaimer: Inspired by shared experiences within the stroke and carer community. Every journey is personal and unique.

19/05/2026

We’re pleased to be attending the Innovate Northern Ireland conference on the 20th may

Our CEO, Dominic, will be speaking about the importance of innovation in healthcare, and the real challenges that come with bringing new ideas into practice.

At eXRt, we continue to develop virtual reality rehabilitation for upper limb stroke recovery working closely with clinicians and patients to ensure it is practical, meaningful, and accessible in real-world care settings.

As healthcare continues to evolve alongside the NHS long-term direction towards more community based care, innovation has a key role to play in supporting both:
• People recovering from stroke
• The therapists delivering rehabilitation every day

We’re looking forward to being part of the conversation on how innovation can better support recovery, workload pressures, and patient outcomes.

VirtualReality NHS CommunityCare

18/05/2026

Keeping your brain moving matters 🤍

After a stroke, staying mentally and physically engaged through rehabilitation, movement, and everyday activities can play an important role in recovery.

Small moments of activity, repetition, and focus can all help support the brain during the rehabilitation journey.

StrokeSurvivor

Disclaimer: General awareness content only. Recovery experiences and rehabilitation needs may vary between individuals.

13/05/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of stroke recovery isn’t what people can see.

It can be the loss of confidence.
The frustration with slow progress.
The emotional exhaustion.
Or adjusting to a version of life that feels different than before.

Recovery isn’t just physical and that side of stroke deserves more understanding too

StrokeSurvivor CommunitySupport

Disclaimer: Inspired by shared experiences within the stroke community. Every recovery journey is personal and unique.

11/05/2026

Stroke recovery often continues long after leaving hospital.

Resynk was designed to help support upper limb rehabilitation beyond clinical settings through engaging virtual reality exercises created alongside healthcare professionals.

By combining rehabilitation, technology, and progress tracking, the goal is simple: helping make recovery more accessible, consistent, and engaging for patients

CommunityCare StrokeSurvivor VRHealthcare

Disclaimer: General awareness content only. Rehabilitation experiences and outcomes may vary depending on individual circumstances and clinical guidance.

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