The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of Body Scan on functional recovery of shoulder joint in stroke patients. Twenty-eight inpatients who were diagnosed as stroke participated with agreement in this study, also they were divided randomly by experimental and control groups. Before traditional therapeutic exercise, Body Scan was performed in experimental group, as well as control group took a rest, respectively. Body Scan program was modified using Body Scan part of Mindfulness Based on Stress Reduction (MBSR) for present study, then it was applied individually for 4 weeks, 5 days a week for 10 min. To determine the effects of this training program, data of shoulder joint movement were collected and analyzed from Dualer IQ Inclinometer for flexion and abduction in affected shoulder joint. By comparison of changes in range of motion, both experimental and control groups showed significant increase of ROM from all two of Joint activity after therapeutic intervention (p<.001). In particular, increment of abduction activity in experimental group was markedly higher than control group (p<.01). These results may indicate that traditional therapeutic exercise combined with Body Scan result in increase of ROM of shoulder joint, suggesting it is beneficial for functional recovery in stroke patients.