Adelaide University has relaunched the Public Lecture Series (previously UniSA).
THE CHANGING BRAIN: MOVING AFTER STROKE
Presented by Associate Professor in Neuroscience and Rehabilitation, Brenton Hordacre.
Stroke can be a life-changing event and remains one of the leading causes of disability. Yet the brain has a remarkable ability to recover, rewire and adapt — sometimes in surprising ways.
The public lecture explores how stroke affects the brain and body, effective ways to support recovery, and latest evidence and research findings.
The lecture will also introduce the Stroke Recovery Boot Camp program currently running in Mount Gambier, providing people with stroke access to evidence-based therapy, support, and opportunities for further improvement.
Date: Tuesday 10 March 2026
Time: 6:30-8:00 pm
Place: Bob & Gayle Cowan Auditorium