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Returning to Work after a Brain Injury

The professionals at DisABLEd Workers understand the advantage of the SSDI Ticket to Work program. Learn about using it and returning to work after a brain injury.

Discover how you can return to  work after a brain injury.

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Unfortunately still unable to open the Therapy Clinic but in the meantime I'm taking all the relevant measures to ensure that when I do open all the correct procedures will be in place for a safe environment for all. Keep an eye on social media channels for updates. Yn anffodus mae’r Clinig Therapi dal ar gau, ond yn y cyfamser rwy'n cymryd yr holl fesurau perthnasol i sicrhau pan fyddaf yn agor bydd yr holl weithdrefnau cywir ar waith er mwyn sicrhau amgylchedd diogel i bawb. Byddaf yn diweddaru y cyfryngau cymdeithasol unwaith bydd modd i mi agor. www.garethwarburton.com #sportsmassage #therapy #running #returningtowork #safe #clinic #physio #cardiff #whitchurch #massage #dryneedling #sports #covid19 (at Whitchurch, Cardiff, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCS8pOZAUol/?igshid=sqbmrn8r0u7x

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It’s been one week since we lost my Grandmother. And while most of you may not have known why things had been a little quiet on my end with my posts, this is why. Losing someone you love is never easy and no matter how many years you had with them, the truth is you are never ready for them to go and it’s never enough time that you had with them. “Returning to work” is going to seem odd because my thoughts are already divided in taking care of my clients and watching out for how my family and myself are walking through our grieving journey. My Grandmother was a strong woman who never sat around waiting for anyone to do anything for her. I guess that’s where I get it from. She worked from the age of 14 until 65. So, here I come. Back into helping you lead a healthy lifestyle as she would be encouraging me to do. I am here for you, especially during this virus outbreak. I have some great opportunities for you as well as some live talks planned to chat about good health strategies. Thanks for your patience. 🌻#coachShalynne #heavyheart #love #grandmotherslove #returningtowork https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Eze41pQCZ/?igshid=nqg1giji5g6a

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#mondaymood #holidayblues #returningtowork (at Harwell, Oxfordshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3BGJcGHM3q/?igshid=9t3140k6xfrx

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Oops... there goes gravity

Oops… there goes gravity

I’m on my last few weeks of maternity leave and trying to get myself back in the mindset of Dolly Parton and the 9 to 5. Let me get one thing straight – maternity leave is no holiday. You are responsible for keeping a tiny human alive. It’s a bloody hard job. But, it’s a really rewarding one. I can’t quite believe how quickly the time has gone. Sonny will be be eight months and a bit when I…

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BUT FOR REALSsS. #Year2017 here I am finalizing another 3 months of summer that in fact was more #SPRING #BREAK - I am #concluding this season of #adventures with so much to have #joy, #celebrate and keep living for. My gratitude is the size of the #universe - honor to have #visit the places I did. However as I said at the beginning of this year's journey it was a metamorphosis- I have #conquer seen #experience #feel #created more #memories BUT it's time to #settle roots. #Denver is the place I am privilege to call #HOME and where I've #yearned to #live for a few years now, so it is #time to get a #job #ReturningToWork !!! Mucho AMOR #❤️ @dreamers_path (at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport)

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Thinking About Returning to Work After a Stroke

May was National Stroke Awareness Month and the questions of if, or when, to return to work after a stroke play an important role in recovery. The National Stroke Association provides information about what stroke survivors should keep in mind when considering going back to work. 

A key to assessing work-readiness is understanding the impact of the stroke on a survivor’s physical and cognitive abilities. As a first step, stroke survivors are encouraged to think about the specific skills and abilities that were required to perform previous job tasks.

There are many ways to approach achieving workplace tasks after a stroke. Adaptive technology, flexible work schedules and other workplace accommodations can help stroke survivors accomplish key aspects of their jobs. The National Stroke Association recommends that individuals interested in learning about workplace accommodations contact the Job Accommodation Network (JAN). JAN offers free over-the-phone assistance with workplace accommodations. JAN also provides extensive information about a variety of workplace accommodations and workplace rights for people with disabilities. For more information about workplace accommodations, visit JAN’s website. 

Stroke survivors are also encouraged to consider their financial situation when thinking about returning to work. Increased income from working can impact a survivor’s eligibility for government benefits like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Fortunately, Social Security provides a free employment support program called Ticket to Work. Ticket to Work is designed to help individuals receiving benefits return to and maintain employment. Individuals participating in the Ticket to Work program can experiment with going back to work while still receiving health insurance and cash benefits during a trial work period. This “work safety net” is referred to as Work Incentives. The Ticket to Work program site provides more information about the program and Work Incentives. 

Returning to work while taking into account physical and cognitive abilities and your financial situation can be overwhelming. To ease the process, the National Stroke Association provides a decision tree flow chart for stroke survivors to follow. 

Each stroke survivor is unique and each person has different factors weighing into the decision of returning to work. Visit the National Stroke Association’s website for more information about returning to work after a stroke. 

About the National Stroke Association

The National Stroke Association provides stroke education and programs to stroke survivors, caregivers and the healthcare community. The association believes that caregivers and the survivor’s circle of support are core to their recovery. To facilitate stroke recovery and education, the association’s programs and materials are provided to the stroke community for free. The association works closely with the healthcare community, ensuring that every research and practice is being pursued to aid the stroke survivor in their recovery process. Lastly, through prevention messaging, the association works to drastically reduce the number of strokes in the U.S. To learn more, visit the National Stroke Association’s website. 

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