Abstract—Stroke is a major cause of disability worldwide. Cognitive rehabilitation is a must for many stroke survivors. Due to the specificity of the cognitive impairment, in terms of affected cognitive area and quantification of the specific deficit, the rehabilitation intervention has to be individually tailored in content and quantity, and it must be adapted to the functional and energetical restant of the patient, for each session. The intervention can be a no-tech, low-tech, medium-tech or high-tech one. The clinician psychologist must choose and adapt the appropriate technology to be used for each patient, depending on the cognitive impairment (in terms of cognition area and severity), as well as on one’s personality and motivation, general attitude towards technology, expectations for one’s future functioning and quality of life.