Objective : The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of patient’s self-selecting and performing tasks through task-oriented training on patient’s quality of life, daily activities, and treatment satisfaction. Method : The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of patient’s self-selecting and performing tasks through task-oriented training on patient’s quality of life, daily activities, and treatment satisfaction. Result : Although there was no significant difference between task-oriented training and traditional occupational therapy, both treatment methods were effective in improving the quality of life and daily activities of stroke patients. In particular, task-oriented training was more effective than traditional occupational therapy in improving patient satisfaction. Conclusion : Both task-oriented training and traditional occupational therapy improve patient’s quality of life and daily activities. Especially, patient-centered task-oriented training program is very helpful in improving treatment satisfaction in stroke patients. Therefore, task-oriented training program can be expected to have a positive effect of treatment.