Executive function is also commonly negatively affected by stroke. Executive functions refer to high-level cognitive processes including initiation, planning, sequencing, monitoring, solving novel problems, modifying behaviour in light of new information, performing two tasks concurrently, generating strategies, inhibition and working memory(5, 6). Between 19-75% of stroke survivors show impaired executive function skills (6, 7). Persistent deficits in executive function of stroke survivors negatively impact recovery with an elevated risk of functional dependence, failure to return to work, and poor social participation (6).