This study looks at how prism adaptation training (PAT) with or without electrical stimulation changes how people see things in space, their brain's motor system, and how they walk. Spatial Neglect (SN) is a condition where people ignore one side of space and happens often after a stroke, which can make walking and daily activities harder. PAT is a treatment that helps people with SN, but we need to know more about how it helps with walking. Electrical stimulation involves using small electric currents to help muscles move better. The study aims to understand these therapies better by first testing them on healthy adults and then on stroke survivors with SN.

Key Points:

• Participants: Healthy adults aged 18-90 and stroke survivors aged 40-90.
• Activities: Involves training sessions with PAT and possibly electrical stimulation.
• Goal: To improve rehab methods for stroke survivors with SN.