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Professionals who have experience in supporting individuals with brain injuries in our area.
Please let us know of any updates to this list by emailing info@biaww.com. 


Rehabilitation Therapist
What does a Rehabilitation Therapist do?
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  • Promote and support client independence
  • Help clients practice independence in activities of daily living as well as community activities, continuing education, recreational activities, and vocational training. 
  • Help the client develop and sustain a positive weekly routine, increased productivity and quality of life.
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How does a Rehabilitation Therapist help with Brain Injury? They…
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  • Focus on teaching the client habits/routines that can be used in managing everyday life
  • Break a complex activity down into manageable steps for the client 
  • Provide support as the client practices the activity independently and with increasing frequency.
  • Establish trust and a good therapeutic relationship by joining the client in various activities in their community
  • Collect data and identify potential challenges or triggers and pass these observations to their team through regular reports and documentation.

Locations
Kitchener
Waterloo
Cambridge
Guelph
Mount Forest
Doug Wetherill
Advance Therapy
188 Inkerman Street
Guelph, ON N1H 3E1
519-648-3345
www.atherapy.ca
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Y


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Y


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Bartimaeus Rehabilitation Services Ltd. 
1006 Plains Rd. E.
Burlington, ON 
L7R 4K2
1-905-634-8903
www.bartimaeusrehab.com
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Y
Y
Y
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Kim Helm
KW Neuro Rehab
65 University Ave East, Suite 12
Waterloo ON N2J 2V9

www.wsm.ca
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Y
Y
Y
N

Jean Taylor
Key Rehab
283 Duke St W Unit 205,
Kitchener, ON N2H 3X7

519-743-8177
www.keyrehab.ca
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Y
Y
N
N

Kate Soloman
GLA-Rehab
1370 Don Mills Road, Suite 1
Toronto, ON M3B 3N7
416-449-6466 

​www.gla-rehab.com​
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y


Angela Cunningham
Lawlor Therapy Support Services Inc
1550 South Gateway Road, Unit 328
Mississauga, ON L4W 5G6
​905-451-1772
www.lawlortherapy.com
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Y
Y
Y
Y

Dana Kinchen
Wright Rehab
10 Metcalfe St. W.

Suite B10
Strathroy, ON  N7G 3Z1
855-280-1522
www.wrightrehab.ca
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Y
Y
Y
Y

The Brain Injury Association of Waterloo Wellington (BIAWW) is very pleased to present the Brain Injury Services Directory for the Waterloo and Wellington areas. We aim to provide current information to survivors of brain injuries and their families about services that are specifically related to relieving symptoms and effects of brain injury.
 
The Directory is structured to provide a brief explanation of each profession or service followed by a listing of those providing that service and their contact information. Although we have made every effort to include the most comprehensive and current listing of appropriate individuals and services, we also recognize that the field is dynamic and ever changing. Please report all additions, deletions and errors to info@biaww.com.
 
The Brain Injury Association of Waterloo Wellington (BIAWW) is not engaged in rendering medical, legal or other professional advice. The BIAWW does not endorse any organization or professional listed in this directory. While trying to be inclusive, we have made efforts to see that the organizations and professionals listed in this directory have experience in working with clients with brain injuries. However, the BIAWW cannot take responsibility for any advice given or actions taken by any organizations or professionals listed in this directory. The BIAWW has worked hard to ensure that the information provided in this text is both comprehensive and accurate. Any errors, either of omission or accuracy, should to be reported immediately to the BIAWW. ​
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