Writing a children’s book was not only a major achievement, but very cathartic for long term Epworth patient Paul Fink.

In the latest Lap of Caulfield Park podcast, stroke survivor Paul Fink tells Ashley Browne of his journey over the last eight years, from bending over to pick up his son from his cot, to not setting foot inside his house for the next six months.

Paul Fink survived a large left fronto-temporo-parietal brain haemorrhage secondary to an AVM aneurysm at the age of 34. His attitude to life is one we should all learn from and it continues to help him achieve his goals 8 years on.

On Thursday 2 December, Speech Pathology Australia hosted a forum around the theme for Speech Pathology Week in 2021: ‘Communication is everyone's right!’ The forum will be an open discussion about communication disability, communication accessibility and related topics, within the context that communication is everyone’s right.

Eight years ago, Paul Fink couldn’t speak after having a massive brain haemorrhage when he was just 34. Now he is hosting a podcast about how people overcome adversity.

A new podcast series hosted by young survivor of stroke, Paul Fink, will give an informative and entertaining look into the lives of people who have strived to overcome adversity.

Paul Fink is a passionate and inspiring father as well as a stroke survivor. He has used the challenges in his life to inspire others to take action with their own. I hope you enjoy our chat.

This episode explores recovery mindset. The word recovery means different things to different people. We know that for most, recovery after stroke is lifelong. It’s a journey, rather than a destination. Guests: Paul Fink and Nicole Christodoulou.

In this episode of Stroke Stories, we hear from Paul Fink, who suffered a stroke at the age of 34.

While getting ready to go to work, Paul complained of a shocking head, soon after his speech was gone and the next thing he remembers is being cared for by the paramedics.

Botox is now being subsided for use in stroke and brain injury survivors to help them walk again. It works to relax overactive or contracting muscles enhacing physiotherapy and, in turn, improving mobility. Father-of-two Paul Fink, 40, suffered a paralysing stroke in his mid-30s.

In the lead up to National Stroke Week commencing 3 September, the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) is highlighting the important role physiotherapists play in prescribing targeted exercise programs for stroke survivors to support neurological repair and regain functional movement.

Stroke Foundation is calling on the next Victorian Government to build on the work done to treat stroke by investing an additional $5.1 million over four years to deliver a better future for Victorian stroke survivors and their families.

Lauren and husband Paul were enjoying all the first moments every parent welcomes when things suddenly and unexpectedly changed...

Stroke survivor Paul Fink on goal setting

An eleven-year-old school girl, an Olympian and a father all took important strides forward in their recovery from stroke today, climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Three years ago Paul Fink was not able to walk, but with a lot of hard work, he is set to tackle more than 1000 steps over the Sydney Harbour Bridge next month.

The Young Stroke Challenge - by Sharon McGowan, Stroke Foundation Chief Executive Officer

The Stroke Foundation launched Australia's Biggest Blood Pressure Check in May, and my family are featured on Priceline Australia catalogue (page 2).

My campaign for installing traffic lights at Carnegie was successful. 

My son and I was featured at Herald Sun newspaper as part of  Father's Day appeal at Alfred Hospital.

My campaigned for traffic lights at Carnegie and local paper ran the story and lot of support my idea.

On Sunday the 22nd of February 2015, the Maccabi AJAX Cricket Club hosted a dinner in honour of Barry Kave's 50th Season of cricket and to raise funds Paul Fink. Over 200 - including a two guest speakers (David Schwarz and Mark Fine)-- people came to what was one of MACC's most succesful events ever.

Leading up to the Maccabi AJAX Cricket Club function, I was featured at Jewish News newspaper, promoting the event (Legends Dinner).

In the middle my coma, I was featured at Jewish News newspaper.