Kessler Foundation Disability Rehabilitation Research And Employment

What if your brain erased part of your world—and you didn’t even know it? Discover the invisible condition reshaping stroke recovery and caregiving worldwide. Spatial neglect is an often invisible yet life-altering condition that affects many stroke survivors, leaving them unaware of parts of their environment without realizing anything is wrong. This neurological blind spot can dramatically alter daily life and family dynamics. At the forefront of addressing this challenge is Kessler Foundation, whose groundbreaking tools—Kessler Foundation Neglect Assessment Process®, or KF-NAP®, and the Prism Adaptation Treatment, known as KF-PAT®—go beyond traditional tests by assessing how patients function in real-world scenarios. Their research has gained global traction, highlighting the universal need for better understanding and treatment of this condition. Beyond the science, the Foundation is deeply attuned to the human side of recovery. Caregivers, often thrust into their roles overnight, are supported through