Charleston, South Carolina Metropolitan Area
Occupational therapist, co-founder of Saebo, and 25-year specialist in stroke rehabilitation, upper limb recovery, and neuroplasticity-based treatment for therapists and survivors worldwide. My grandmother, Sarah Eileen Booth, always lent a hand to others in need. Her spirit and dedication inspired me to become an occupational therapist and later to co-found Saebo, which proudly carries her initials. Early in my career, I was frustrated by the belief that stroke survivors “hit a plateau” and could no longer improve. I did not see patients plateauing. I saw treatment options plateauing them. That mindset led to our slogan: “No Plateau in Sight.” For more than 20 years, I have worked to prove that neuroplasticity does not have an expiration date. With the right tools, strategies, and intensity, the brain can change whether it is 3 months or 20 years post-stroke. Since Saebo’s birth, we have witnessed: -Therapists reigniting their passion by offering new treatment options. -Survivors decades post-stroke regaining the ability to perform everyday tasks once thought impossible. -A profession rediscovering what is possible when innovation meets persistence. At Saebo, our mission is simple: make rehabilitation innovative, affordable, and accessible. From early mobilization in the hospital to long-term home programs, our products and protocols have empowered hundreds of thousands of people in over 40 countries to keep moving forward. What drives me is seeing the moment when a therapist or survivor realizes: “I can do more than I thought.” That spark is why I challenge outdated rehab models, push for higher-dose meaningful practice, and share evidence-based insights with clinicians worldwide. If you are a: -Therapist looking for practical, science-backed stroke rehab strategies -Survivor or caregiver searching for tools to continue recovery at home -Healthcare professional passionate about advancing neurorehabilitation …I would love to connect. 📩 Reach out if you want to share ideas, learn more about Saebo’s innovations, or discuss where stroke recovery is headed. #NoPlateauInSight
Henry Hoffman is an occupational therapist, educator, and co-founder of Saebo, a global neurorehabilitation company focused on stroke recovery and neurological rehabilitation. As the host of this podcast, he speaks with clinicians, researchers, innovators, and rehabilitation professionals about neuroplasticity, upper limb recovery, technology, and the realities of modern stroke rehab. Known for translating complex neuroscience into practical clinical strategies, Henry focuses on conversations that challenge outdated rehabilitation thinking while highlighting evidence-based approaches that can improve patient outcomes. The goal of the podcast is to bring together honest, practical discussions that help therapists continue advancing the field of neurorehabilitation.
Co-founded Saebo, a global neurorehabilitation company focused on advancing upper limb recovery after stroke and other neurological injuries. As an occupational therapist specializing in neurological rehabilitation, I helped pioneer evidence-based treatment solutions designed to improve functional outcomes and expand access to intensive, task-specific therapy. Saebo develops innovative rehabilitation technologies, clinical education programs, and treatment protocols grounded in neuroplasticity and motor learning science. Our products and training programs are used by clinicians and patients in thousands of hospitals, clinics, universities, and rehabilitation centers worldwide. Today, Saebo supports a global network of healthcare professionals dedicated to improving arm and hand function, increasing independence, and helping neurological patients maximize recovery potential through high-repetition, task-oriented rehabilitation.
Specialized in non-operative orthopedic medicine, manual therapy, and neurorehabilitation.