… stroke within the first year after rehabilitation. Moreover, examination of associations between
perceived impact of stroke… to support patients’ autonomy and to improve patient motivation, …

… Another important aspect of rehabilitation is autonomy. … due to participation restrictions
were mobility, leisure, and helping/supporting other people. We found that older age, severe …

… at improving participation and autonomy at 1 year post stroke. The results also indicate that
supporting indoor autonomy … persons with stroke during the acute rehabilitation is important …

… Autonomy support, … autonomy support combined with an information technology (IT) device
facilitated success in using the more-affected arm during training in individuals with stroke. …

… days for severely impaired stroke patients, with motor skills … First, supporting autonomy
refers to efforts made to foster the … to issues of patient autonomy within the rehabilitation setting. …

… Support for our approach comes from several sources: qualitative research that “taking …
efficiency, but in rehabilitation of people with stroke, it risks weakening autonomy and sense of …

… support the recovery of those who have had a stroke both … in the rehabilitation unit had
strengthened their autonomy, making … interdependent autonomy, and thus of participation through …

… process: social support, autonomy, hope and experiences of success. Social support is
important because it affects survivors’ ability to regain autonomy and reconcile a sense of self. …

… rehabilitation as "a process to restore personal autonomy in … , and patient autonomy in the
wider rehabilitation process.[… and need to do”; a view supported by the findings of this study. …

… Recent studies, for example, on applied psychology in behavior change theories for stroke
rehabilitation [12-14], do support that the self-esteem of the patient is limited after stroke. In …