The most significant physical and mental change that a person after having suffered a neurological injury is the decrease or loss of their dependence on the activities of daily life, which immediately introduces an under-recognized member of the healthcare team, the caregiver, who is that person in charge of the basic and psychosocial needs of the patient on a continuous and permanent basis, influencing and determining behaviors in the patient and his family nucleus1. In the United States of America, it is estimated that there are currently 36 million people who They have some degree of disability, which corresponds 14.5% of the general population