The intervention group received both compensation-bocused problem-solving therapy and standard rehabilitation services. Standard Rehabilitation:The program allows individuals to utilize the physiotherapy and occupational therapy units on a weekly basis, with access available on weekdays. Compensation Based Problem Solving Therapy (CFPS) is an approach based on the occupational adaptation model. It entails the implementation of compensatory strategies with the objective of enhancing the performance of both extremities in activities of daily living.

The control group received standard rehabilitation services. Standard Rehabilitation:The program allows individuals to utilize the physiotherapy and occupational therapy units on a weekly basis, with access available on weekdays

Compensation-Based Problem Solving Therapy (CB-PST) is a therapeutic approach based on the occupational adaptation model. It entails the implementation of compensatory strategies with the objective of enhancing the performance of both extremities in daily life activities. The therapy encompasses the implementation of problem-solving training. The occupational problem is defined. The development of compensation-focused strategies is based on the "personal factors" and "occupational environment" identified as relevant to the problematic occupation, as determined according to the principles of the occupational adaptation model. Once a compensatory strategy has been selected, the next step is to apply it and evaluate its efficacy, with the expectation that an "adaptive response" will be observed, and that the resulting adaptation will be reflected in improved occupational performance, as guided by the occupational adaptation model.

It is a scale that includes a semi-structured interview. Activities that individuals have problems with or want to do in self-care, work and productive activities, and leisure activities are determined and given importance points. Then, the most important activities are ranked, and performance and satisfaction points are requested.These scores are made between 0 and 10. The final score is determined by adding the maximum of five activity, performance, and satisfaction scores. The validity and reliability of the scale have been established in the Turkish context.

It is a particularly noteworthy instrument. The FIM was developed to measure independence in daily living activities. The FIM comprises two sub-domains: motor and cognitive status, each with 18 items. The motor sub-domain encompasses 13 items, including feeding, bathing, and transferring, while the cognitive sub-domain comprises 5 items such as understanding, expressing, and social participation. Each item is scored on a scale ranging from 1 to 7, with higher scores indicating greater independence. A standardized guideline exists to facilitate the scoring process. Scores obtained are indicative of functionality levels. A Turkish validity and reliability study has been conducted.

scale is a measurement tool designed to assess the performance of activities that are essential to daily living. The instrument was developed to measure instrumental activities of daily living. This instrument is frequently utilized in clinical settings and scientific publications. The scale comprises eight items, including telephone use, transportation, housework, shopping, financial management, and medication adherence. Each item is scored on a scale of 0 to 1. Higher scores indicate higher functionality. A Turkish validity and reliability study has been conducted.