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 What We Do

Our service provides outpatient care at both the University Centre and Rumsey Centre.

A brain injury can happen because of a car accident or a fall. Or it may be caused by a medical problem such as a stroke, brain aneurysm, brain tumour or cardiac arrest. Whatever the cause, a brain injury can be devastating and may lead to trouble in cognitive ability, moving, balance, coordination, speech and language, or behavioural and emotional problems.

Our service provides rehabilitation to people who have acquired non-degenerative neurological disorders. We help those with a brain injury work towards returning to work and to living more independently.

We tailor rehab programs to an individual's needs and focus on bringing back functions that can be restored. When that isn't possible, we teach people how to do things differently.

 Materials and Resources to Help You

Toronto Rehab is dedicated to the role of educating patients and families. Whether you want to make sense of your condition or learn more about general health topics that matter to you most, our resources can help you find the information you are looking for.

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Patient & Families Services

You can also find other services throughout UHN. Learn more about patient and family services available throughout UHN.​​

 Meet Our Team

Individuals with brain injury will work with a variety of rehabilitation specialists depending on their needs. They include:

  • Occupational therapists
  • Physiotherapists
  • Physiatrists (doctors who specialize in rehabilitation medicine)
  • Social workers
  • Speech-language pathologists
  • Psychometrist (A clinical specialist who carries out psychological testing under the supervision of a Neuropsychologist)
  • Neuropsychologist
  • Therapy Assistants

Other team members include spiritual care, educators, ethicists, students, volunteers and more.​​

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