Resources

Knowledge is power, and understanding your condition is the first step toward a successful recovery. These free guides are designed to give you the information you need, whether your facial paralysis is a new problem or a long-term one.

• Your Guide to Early-Stage Facial Paralysis: Information for patients and professionals on what to expect during the first few weeks of recovery and how to navigate this initial phase of paralysis.

• Living with Long-Term Facial Paralysis & Synkinesis: A guide to understanding long-term symptoms like tightness and unwanted movements, with strategies for managing daily life and finding relief. [link coming soon]

My goal is to be a resource for fellow clinicians in providing informed care for this population and knowing when it's time to refer to a specialist. Here you will find downloadable guides and educational materials to assist you in working with your patients who have facial nerve injuries.

• Best Practices for Acute-Phase Facial Palsy: Information for and professionals and patients on what to expect during the first few weeks of recovery and how to navigate this initial phase of paralysis.

• Understanding Chronic Facial Paralysis and Synkinesis: These patients warrant the care of a specialized therapist. This document provides an overview of what to look for in chronic cases, with information on appropriate compensatory strategies. [link coming soon]

• One-Page Flyer for Your Office: A downloadable flyer with basic information about my services that you can print and provide to your patients.

I am here to support you and your patients. For more information on my specialized telehealth services or to discuss a referral, please contact me directly.