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Rehab Support
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A support worker helping a client with a walker

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Support, day to day.

A Rehab Support Worker (RSW) for Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is a professional who helps individuals implement their rehabilitation goals through direct support, life skills training, and assistance with daily living. They work under the guidance of regulated health professionals to help you regain independence and improve quality of life.

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Key responsibilities.

Implement Treatment Plans
Working with a team of professionals to carry out individualized education and intervention plans.
Assist With Daily Living
Personal care, household tasks, managing finances, and medication.
Social & Emotional Support
Companionship, emotional support, and help with behavioral management.
Community Reintegration
Supporting you in re-engaging with your community, such as returning to work or school.
Gym & Pool Assistance
Carrying out a prescribed exercise routine as supervised by a PT, chiropractor, or family doctor.
Teach Life Skills
Job training and instruction on life skills to increase independence.
Monitor & Track Progress
Observing progress, tracking changes, and reporting concerns to the rehabilitation team.
Offer Safety & Structure
Helping reduce risks and maintain a calm, structured environment.
Use Adaptive Equipment
Instructing on equipment that can help with independence.
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