Leeanne Carey's primary focus encompasses four main areas of research: 1) Investigating restorative approaches to stroke rehabilitation; 2) Understanding the nature of sensorimotor impairment and impact on function; 3) Targeting of rehabilitation through novel brain imaging and biomarkers; and 4) Studying the impact of depression and cognition on stroke recovery and participation.[1][2] Carey's approaches to stroke rehabilitation are primarily based on theories of neural plasticity and learning and empirically tested for clinical and neuroanatomical outcomes.