Early rehabilitation of patients after cerebrovascular insult can be started immediately if there is no worsening of neurological deficits to reduce the risk of disability and the development of various complications with the help of breathing exercises, passive and actively assisted exercises. The end result of rehabilitation should enable greater independence in the activities of everyday life. In modern rehabilitation, the basis of all methods is the use of neuroplasticity. Mirror therapy strives to perform movements with a healthy limb to achieve reflection in the mirror, while robotics seeks to transfer external force to the extremities of the patient when performing certain tasks. Mental stimulation uses more mental effort to be able to process the stimulus. The foundation of Feldenkrais's method is to harness the potential of man to "learn how to learn." With the PNF and Bobath concepts, the aim is to make the patient aware with the help of neuroplasticity to use the remaining functions that he thinks are no longer possible, or to help improve the function of the damaged with the help of healthy parts.