摘要:Aim. The aim of this study is to demonstrate progresses both motor and non-motor of rehabilitation ofhemiparesis after stroke.Methods.A lot of 5 patients with hemiparesis was evaluated before and after practicing both active and passivephysical exercises at home. Patients were evaluated using the subsequent functional assessment scales: Berg BalanceScale, Lawton IADL Scale, Modified Rankin Scale, Stroke Specific Quality of Life Measure. Patients were evaluatedusing the following outcome assessment scales: Barthel Index, Functional Independence Measure and GlasgowOutcome Scale. Patients were evaluated using the following diagnostic and screening tests: Hamilton Depression RatingScale, Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale, Orpington Prognostic Scale and Mini-Mental State Examination.Results.From the point of view of the improvements, the most favorable results were in the case of the non-motor perspective, the patients having favorable results from the point of view of increasing the quality of life anddecreasing the degree of depression and anxiety. But favorable motor responses were also obtained by modifying themeasured results according to Medical Research Council Grading for Power.Conclusions.The rehabilitation in the patients with hemiparesis after a stroke is multidisciplinary andmultifocused both physically and mentally, because the physical, but also the mental results influence one another.