Emotional Support
Emotional supports are provided to individuals with an acquired brain injury (including stroke) and/or their caregivers, with a focus on understanding acquired brain injury and development of coping strategies. Services are provided via face to face sessions, video conference, or teleconference.
Emotional Supports Criteria:
- Potential to benefit from emotional supports
- Have identified goal
Discharge Criteria:
- Achievement of emotional support goals as identified in the Individual Service Plan and as established during support sessions
- Emotional support needs can be met through a different service
- It is determined that the client needs are not being met through this service
- Low levels of participation (ongoing service planning and referrals arranged as needed)
- Repeated breach of service conditions as outlined in the Service Agreement
- Change in functional status where higher levels of support are required, exceeding available program staffing resources
Exclusion Criteria:
- High level of risk of harm to others if no safe method of providing service can be identified
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