Presenting Concerns
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Traumatic Brain Injury
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Chronic Pain
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Emotion Management
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Stroke
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Fatigue
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Anger Management
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Anxiety/ Panic Attacks
Specific Skill Sets
•Holistic approach (valuing body, mind and spirit and 'thinking outside the box')
•Non-pharmacological approaches to managing pain
•Imago Relationship Therapy (offers a structured way to communicate with another person)
•DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy- Marsha Linehan): Mindfulness, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Distress Tolerance and Emotion Regulation Skills
•Biofeedback (Heart Rate Coherence) sympathetic and parasympathetic work
•Sklar Process™ (Visual Tools for Executive Functioning Success)
•EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing)
•Cognitive Restructuring Therapy
Services
TBI (Vocational Rehabilitation) Assessment
Report that includes:
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review of medical records (to be provided by OVRS office)
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client interview (one or two visits of one hour each)
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TBI brief screen (if Neuropsychological Evaluation is not part of the medical records)
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vocational implications for treatment due to TBI (including if there are skills needed prior to vocational placement)
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general recommendations (including overall needs such as individual treatment)
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support groups or specific other therapies which may be helpful
Rehabilitation/Treatment Recommendations (1 hour or ½ hour) as part of an overall treatment plan.
Brief TBI screen for use with the TBI survivor (best with family/ friend present) Recommendations, referrals/ resources offered following screen.
Consultation (1 hour or 1/2 hour) often used to find community services or for a brief concern that usually has an educational component.