In the landscape of stroke rehabilitation, the principles of neurorehabilitation grounded in motor learning and plasticity serve as indispensable guides on the path to recovery. When a stroke disrupts the delicate balance of brain function, the journey to reclaim lost abilities becomes a testament to the brain’s remarkable capacity for adaptation and growth. At the core of this journey lies motor learning, a fundamental process by which the brain learns to control movements. Through deliberate, repetitive practice and task-specific training, individuals are empowered to rewire neural circuits, facilitating the reacquisition of skills affected by stroke-induced impairments.