Transfers are an important part of daily life, including moving between a bed, chair, wheelchair, or standing position. Following a stroke, weakness, balance problems, or reduced coordination can make these movements more challenging. Physiotherapy for Stroke Patients can include functional transfer practice based on the person's individual abilities and safety requirements. A physiotherapist may assess movement patterns and introduce appropriate exercises to improve strength, balance, positioning, and controlled movement. Seha Garden provides rehabilitation support focused on practical functional goals. Transfer training can be combined with other physiotherapy activities such as walking practice, posture exercises, balance work, and strengthening. Caregiver education may also be useful when family members assist with daily transfers. Learning appropriate techniques from rehabilitation professionals can help caregivers understand how to support the patient without unnecessarily encouraging unsafe movement. Functional transfer practice can therefore be an important part of a comprehensive stroke rehabilitation program.