Stroke affects activity participation for survivors and their care-partners. We developed
a positive-psychology intervention for couples coping with stroke to promote activity
engagement and well-being. The purpose of this study was to explore changes in activity
participation and engagement experienced by stroke survivors and their care-partners
following the intervention and to identify potential clinical implications.
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Original Research Poster: Intensive Cross Cutting 982183
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