Family members and caregivers often play an important role in supporting everyday routines after stroke. Understanding how to assist with mobility, transfers, positioning, and appropriate activities can make home support more organized. Stroke rehabilitation may include caregiver education as part of a broader individualized treatment plan. Therapists can explain suitable techniques and demonstrate ways to support specific activities based on the person's functional abilities. This can help caregivers understand which tasks require assistance and which activities the individual may be encouraged to perform independently, when appropriate. Caregiver participation can also provide therapists with useful information about challenges encountered during daily routines. Rehabilitation remains individualized because every person's needs and level of assistance can differ. A collaborative approach involving the individual, family, caregivers, and rehabilitation professionals can help connect therapy sessions with practical home routines. Structured education can therefore complement physical and functional therapy during the post-stroke rehabilitation process.