Mindfulness and dual-task training to improve thinking after stroke

After a stroke, some people experience mild cognitive impairment—difficulty with memory, focus, or thinking tasks. This trial is testing whether a combination of mindfulness practice (like meditation) and dual-task training (doing two things at once, like walking while counting) can help improve thinking and physical abilities in stroke survivors. The study will compare this combined approach to other treatments to see which works best.

Cognitive problems after stroke can significantly affect quality of life, and many people don't fully recover thinking skills with standard care alone. This trial exists to find out whether adding mindfulness and dual-task exercises together might be a better way to help stroke survivors regain mental clarity and function.