Outcomes

• Highlights

Adult Programs

• Coma Stimulation
• Slow to Recover
• Complex Care
• Dual Diagnosis
• Outreach and Clinic Rehabilitation Services
• Clinic Services
• Community Based Programs
• Independent Living Services
• Residential Rehabilitation
• Adult Groups

Children, Youth, and
Family Programs

• Paediatric Programs
• School Re-entry
• College/University Supports
• Kids On the Go Camp
• Family Services

Program Locations

• Etobicoke
• Mississauga
• Hamilton
• Toronto
• Outreach

College & University Support Services

This post-secondary level support program facilitates the young adult’s transition from hospital and/or rehabilitation facility to high school, college or university. This is done through the provision of individualized in-home or in-school academic supports.

NRIO’s College/University Services include:

• Identification of student's strengths/needs/interests
• Identification of current information about post-secondary education options, in order to help the student make informed decisions
• Identification of specialized supports available and services the student will require (i.e. Special Needs Offices in colleges and universities) and assisting the student in accessing support
• Home-schooling in preparation for return to college/university
• In-clinic transitional educational programming (i.e. STEP program – School Transition Education Program)
• Study, research, test-taking and organizational skills development in preparation for post-secondary studies
• Educational Assessment (WIAT-II); Ed./Voc. Assessment
• Individualized (one-to-one) academic support in-school and/or in-home
• Ongoing communication/collaboration with the student and support team
• Curriculum review and customization of learning materials

Individualized academic goals are determined upon intake and re-evaluated regularly throughout treatment.

• Individualized academic goals are determined upon intake and re-evaluated regularly throughout treatment.
• Effective transition to college/university life and academic success