Recovering from a brain-related injury is a transformative and often arduous process, demanding comprehensive rehabilitation and ample time to regain lost abilities. In this journey, the role of a rehabilitation support worker becomes indispensable, providing crucial assistance to clients as they strive to regain independence and enhance their overall quality of life.

A Transferable Skills Analysis (TSA) is a comprehensive evaluation method utilized to identify potential alternative occupations that an individual could pursue based on their education, training, work experience, and physical capabilities. Click to read more.

Effective communication is the foundation of high-quality healthcare. In healthcare settings, communication between healthcare professionals and clients is critical for building trust, establishing rapport, and delivering outstanding client-centred care. Read more!

In Ontario, a Rehabilitation Support Worker is the role title that is used to refer to a community-based professional, who implements rehabilitation treatment plans and recommendations of a regulated healthcare professional. Read more.

In collaboration with Pearson Canada Assessment, YHA is recruiting participants between the ages of 4-50, to partake in the development of the WIAT4 (Wechsler Individual Achievement Test— Fourth Edition: Canadian).  Read more to see if you qualify.