Good trunk control contributes to sitting balance, standing, transfers, and many other everyday movements. After a stroke, reduced trunk stability can make these activities more difficult. Physiotherapy for Stroke Patients may therefore include exercises designed to improve controlled trunk movement and postural stability. Therapy can involve guided sitting activities, weight shifting, reaching, and other functional movements selected according to the patient's needs. At Seha Garden, physiotherapy programs can be structured around individual rehabilitation goals and functional requirements. Improving trunk control may also provide a foundation for practicing other movements, such as transfers and walking. The rehabilitation approach should always be personalized because stroke-related movement difficulties vary considerably between individuals. With professional guidance, patients can practice appropriate exercises while caregivers learn how to provide suitable support. Trunk-focused physiotherapy can be incorporated into a broader rehabilitation plan addressing mobility, balance, strength, coordination, and everyday independence.