
Occupational and Physical Therapists work directly with individuals in areas such as self-feeding, range of motion (ROM), positioning with splints, ambulation, wheelchair assessment and mobility. Treatment can also focus on enhancing independence in activities of daily living such as bathing, grooming and shopping.
Speech Therapists work closely with individuals and staff to enhance communication through augmentative devices. Speech Therapists also provide oversight of feeding, oral motor stimulation and treatment surrounding receptive and expressive language skills.
Psychologists provide counseling, assessment and intervention to assist those with psychiatric or psychological condition to better manage their symptoms or behavior. Psychologists provide ongoing staff training in the areas of Behavior Support and Strategies in Crisis Intervention and Prevention.
An extremely important clinical service that is provided in our residences is Nursing Care. Registered Nurses provide medical care and oversight to each individual living in a Life's WORC home. Nurses train staff, oversee medication administration, speak regularly with families and collaborate closely with physicians in order to provide quality medical care to those we support. The Life's WORC Nursing Department is led by an experienced Nursing Director and RN Program Directors who offer support, supervision and guidance as well as provide training in Medication Administration.