Effect of Relaxation Therapy on Standing Balance and Mobility among Stroke Patients

The study investigates the impact of relaxation therapy on standing balance and mobility in stroke patients, revealing significant improvements in both measures when combined with conventional occupational therapy. A total of 30 hemiplegic subjects participated, and results indicated meaningful enhancements in the Berg Balance Scale and Time Up & Go Scale scores after six weeks of intervention. The findings support the hypothesis that relaxation techniques can effectively improve mobility and balance in stroke patients.