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[…] the plan is developing specific goals you want to achieve, and using tools and strategies to help you do so. An occupational therapist helps you re-learn self- care, work, and leisure skills. This includes teaching you new ways to do things if your capabilities have changed. Their job is to help you with your […]
[…] the plan is developing specific goals they want to achieve, and using tools and strategies to help them do so. An occupational therapist helps them re-learn self- care, work, and leisure skills. This includes teaching them new ways to do things if capabilities have changed. Their job is to help with ADLs, and help the person […]
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Health care clinicians and service/support workers are on the frontline of helping individuals and families living with brain injury. They play an essential role in helping patients/clients with their rehabilitation, recovery and in some cases with everyday tasks. Some providers work out of hospitals or other centres, while others are immersed in their patient/clients’ […]
As a health care professional, you are exposed to a variety of mental, emotional and physical stressors that can have an impact on your own health and well-being. It’s easy to tell others to practice self-care: it’s difficult to follow it yourself, especially when you have patients/clients who depend on you for a variety […]
[…] what you are eligible for and how much. If neither of these are available to you, look at your policy, call your insurance company, or ask a caregiver, friend or family member for help. We have included this section on types of insurance in Canada to provide a broad overview of what may be […]
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