Agenda

Welcome and Introduction

• Introduction to the Kentucky Appalachian Rural Rehabilitation Network (KARRN)- Dr. Pat Kitzman, PhD, Professor, UK College of Health Sciences
• Introduction to the Eastern Kentucky Stroke Warriors support group- Keisha Hudson, Administrative Research Assistant, UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health

Mini Panel

• Importance of activities for stroke survivors and caregivers from ASA’s perspective- TBA, American Stroke Association
• The importance of staying active after a stroke- James Hammock, MD, Medical Director of Acute Inpatient Rehab, Hazard ARH
• The importance of adapted recreation and stroke camp in rural communities- Dr. Frances Feltner, DNP, Director, UK Center of Excellence in Rural Health

Interactive Exercise

• Interactive demonstration of adapted exercises to do at home- Kara Lee, DPT, Associate Director of Clinical Education, UK College of Health Sciences Heather Witt, PT, UK College of Health Sciences

Music Therapy

• Overview of music therapy and an interactive sing along with participants- Austin Robinson, MM, MT-BC, University of Kentucky

Video

• Adaptive Recreational Activities- Members from the Eastern Kentucky Stroke Warriors Group

Q&A

• Question and Answer Period- All Panelists