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Constraint-induced aphasia therapy (CIAT) and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) are evidence-based approaches targeting language recovery. No combined protocol exists for Greek, a morphologically complex language. The present study was designed as a feasibility pilot, with the primary objective of determining if a modified CIAT (mCIAT) protocol, with or without continuous theta burst stimulation (cTBS), could be delivered safely and acceptably in a Cypriot clinical context, while also reporting the first mCIAT protocol adapted for Greek. Methods: A single-subject experimental design (SSED) was employed. Two participants (PAs) with chronic anomic aphasia underwent a 10-day treatment protocol. PA1 received sham cTBS plus mCIAT-GR; PA2 received real cTBS (to the right inferior frontal gyrus) plus mCIAT. Multiple language, cognitive, and QoL measures were administered across three baselines and two follow-up time points. Results: Both PAs completed the full protocol with 100% session adherence and no adverse effects, establishing the feasibility of delivery. Neither participant showed improvements in standardized expressive language measures following mCIAT with or without cTBS; Standard Error of Measurement (SEM) analysis confirmed that observed score fluctuations on most measures fell within expected measurement noise. PA2 showed improvement in QoL (SAQOL-39g) domains at the two-year follow-up, though this finding requires cautious interpretation given the follow-up interval and regression-to-mean considerations. Conclusions: The Greek mCIAT protocol is feasible and safe to deliver in a Cypriot clinical setting. The absence of clear language improvements may reflect several factors, including ceiling effects, limited assessment sensitivity, insufficient treatment dosage, or limited intervention effects. 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