Active_comparator: Conventional Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Group

Participants in the control arm will receive conventional physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercises five days per week for six weeks, with sessions lasting approximately 60 minutes. The program includes:~Strengthening exercises for upper and lower extremities~Resistance training~Aerobic exercises~Basic and assisted parallel bar walking~Skill courses on different surfaces~Balance exercises on stable and unstable surfaces~Static and dynamic balance training~Fine motor skill exercises~Weight transfer exercises aimed at improving postural stability~Exercises will be tailored to individual patient capabilities and performed in various positions including standing, sitting, four-point kneeling, supine, and prone. The difficulty level will be adjusted based on patient performance and functional status.

Experimental: VR-Based Music Therapy Group

Participants in the experimental arm will receive conventional physiotherapy and rehabilitation exercises five days per week for six weeks, each session lasting approximately 60 minutes. In addition to this, they will undergo immersive virtual reality (VR)-based music therapy sessions twice a week for 30 minutes per session over the same six-week period.~The VR therapy is administered under the supervision of a licensed physiotherapist using the Oculus Quest 2 headset. The intervention includes three main components:~Rhythm Exercises: Participants will engage in rhythm training by following clapping patterns streamed from the Brooklyn Music Factory YouTube channel, progressing from levels 1 to 4. During these exercises, participants clap their hands on a table to maintain the rhythm, which aims to improve motor coordination and timing.~PianoVision Application: A virtual piano that utilizes hand-tracking technology to allow participants to play without physical controllers. The pian