This paper aims to look at nursing interventions and mirror therapy for patients suffering from brain injury in rehabilitation by examining existing literature, recognizing the existing gaps in knowledge, and using a strict research methodology to determine the feasibility and effectiveness of the interventions. It thus aims at assimilating a..... Kathryn Friedman’s article examines a range of mental health interventions, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychotherapy, and the role of support systems. It aims to illustrate the current state of knowledge about these interventions and the extent of their use in clinical practice. At the heart of its methodology is detailed research that allows it to uncover gaps in currently known facts and sciences, thus opening up new horizons and avenues for more investigative studies in relation to questions that now need solutions. With the use of comprehensive research involving quantitative measures and qualitative insights, the study carries out a detailed exercise aimed at evaluating the impact of nursing therapy and mirror therapy on patient outcomes. The investigation's main section reviews the results in light of current literature and theoretical frameworks and concludes with broader implications for neural rehabilitation. These conclusions represent the basis for using evidence-based practice, providing professionals in healthcare for nurses, and mirror therapy on the effectiveness and practicality of improving patient care and rehabilitation.