Stroke survivors often face a myriad of emotional challenges post-recovery, stemming from the significant impact of a stroke on the brain. These challenges can range from depression and anxiety to mood swings and emotional instability. The sudden interruption of blood flow to parts of the brain during a stroke causes damage to neural pathways, affecting the regions responsible for emotional regulation. This disruption can lead to heightened emotional sensitivity and difficulty in managing stress, which are common in stroke survivors.

Emotional rehabilitation is just as crucial as physical rehabilitation; here's why.