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Vocational Rehabilitation Services

This service provides assessments and interventions to help individuals return to work after an injury or a medical condition.

SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS:

Occupational Therapy Services
Occupational therapy enables people to lead productive, independent and satisfying lives by assisting them to set goals with self-care, (e.g. dressing, eating and shopping), household management, as well as activities that allow them to work or enjoy free time.  During an assessment, the occupational therapist identifies which activities are difficult and why by checking physical abilities (strength, coordination, balance), mental abilities (memory, organization, coping), level of support available, and environmental barriers (at home, school, workplace or community).  Intervention may then involve learning new ways of doing things, using adaptive equipment and devices, making changes to the environment, or exploring new interests and developing new skills.


Vocational Rehabilitation Counsellor Services 
Vocational Rehabilitation is a component of the continuous and coordinated process of rehabilitation involving services such as vocational assessment, training, education and selected job placement to enable persons’ with disabilities to secure and retain meaningful paid or non-paid employment. Rehabilitation Counsellors have strong knowledge of vocational assessment and career development, medical aspects of disability and adjustment counselling and are well suited to provide services such as, coordinating catastrophic case management, preparing life care plans/future care cost reports, assisting individuals in developing and implementing return to work plans, conducting vocational assessments, determining loss of earnings capacity, placement coordination and expert testimony. Services are individualized and tailored to meet the needs of the client to maximize employability, independence, and community integration.

 
Location: 28 Barrie Street, Kingston
Eligibility: Clients must be eligible for funding
Waiting Period: 2 - 4 weeks
Fees: Covered by ODSP, WSIB, CPP, auto insurer, private employers, or long-term disability insurers
Contact: 613-548-2327; FAX: 613-548-6110

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