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Methods For this pilot study, individuals were randomized 3:1 into the experimental group or wait list control. Forty-seven individuals were recruited into the study, with 37 individuals randomized to the yoga arm, and 10 randomized into the control group. Twenty-nine individuals completed the yoga intervention (22% attrition). The yoga intervention occurred twice per week for 1 hour each session, and was designed for individuals with chronic stroke (>6 months post event). All yoga classes were led by a registered yoga therapist. To measure activity and participation, the ICF Measure of Participation and Activity (IMPACT) subscales were utilized (lower scores indicate higher activity or participation). To measure quality of life, the Stroke Survivor Quality of Life (SSQOL) scale was utilized. Paired t-tests were utilized to compare the baseline and 8-week scores on each of the measures for both groups.

OA10.03. Improved activity, participation, and quality of life for individuals with chronic stroke following an 8-week yoga intervention