Registration is open for the “Wheelchair Seating and Positioning: Practical Applications” Workshop! June 4–5 in Burnaby

“Wheelchair Seating and Positioning: Practical Applications” Workshop, June 4–5, Burnaby

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Services

Our Clinical Services focus on helping individuals improve daily function, mobility, and overall well-being. Whether at home, at work, or in the community, our team provides the right therapy at the right time to help you participate fully in your valued activities.

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Wheelchair Seating & Mobility

We provide essential complex wheelchair and seating intervention that supports and enhances mobility, dignity, participation, and meaningful occupation, while improving overall health and wellbeing for wheelchair users.

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Return to Work Programs

Access supports recovery and return to work with personalized rehabilitation, ergonomic accommodations, coaching, and workplace collaboration to achieve sustainable, realistic employment goals.

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Mental Health Occupational Therapy

Mental health is central to a healthy, engaged life. Our Occupational Therapists support re-engagement in meaningful daily activities and roles for clients experiencing chronic pain, ADHD, PTSD, anxiety disorders, depression, and other mental health conditions.

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Wound Care & Pressure Management

The best wound is no wound at all. Access' innovative, community-based, interdisciplinary team approach to wound prevention and treatment for injured workers, including those with spinal cord injury supported by WorkSafeBC has been in place since 2011.

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Medical Legal Assessments

Comprehensive, objective evaluations assessing functional abilities, cognitive capacity, work readiness, and future care needs, with detailed reporting to support medical and legal decision-making.

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Health Services for Community Living

Specialized seating and dysphagia consultation is available to adults with Developmental Disabilities supported by Community Living BC (CLBC) upon referral by their primary Health Services for Community Living (HSCL) care team.

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Education & Training for Clinicians

Our team is committed to sharing knowledge and building capacity across the rehabilitation community. Through specialized workshops, we equip occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and other clinicians with the skills to excel in complex rehabilitation practice.

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