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This study aims to explore reported and unmet mental health needs among stroke survivors during post-acute rehabilitation.

Abstract Number: Esoc2026a1205 Unmet Mental Health Needs Among Stroke Survivors During Post-Acute Rehabilitation: An Exploratory Descriptive Study

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Exploratory study reveals significant unmet mental health needs in stroke survivors during rehabilitation, suggesting enhanced support is necessary.

This study aims to explore reported and unmet mental health needs among stroke survivors during post-acute rehabilitation.
Secondary analysis of 68 stroke survivors from a Canadian clinical trial, assessing self-reported mental health support and unmet needs.
Descriptive analyses conducted to evaluate perceived adequacy of care at 6 months post-enrollment.
71% of participants reported receiving no mental health-related support.
Among those receiving support, 15% received counseling/therapy, 12% received medication, and 12% received information on mental health services.
20% of stroke survivors reported unmet mental health needs, mainly related to psychological and family support.

Leblanc et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Exploratory study reveals significant unmet mental health needs in stroke survivors during rehabilitation, suggesting enhanced support is necessary.