One of the main roles we fill in life, and subsequently one of the chief ways in which we define our identities, is through our jobs. Work is also incredibly important as it provides the money needed to cover the expenses of daily life. Further it is one of the primary ways we spend our time during the week, taking up at least 40 hours per week for most employed adults. When a person receives a brain injury, he or she often struggles with being out of work. Staff at TLC will commonly be asked by a patient “When can I return to work?” However, this question is far more complex than it appears on the surface. This post will address some of the issues involved in returning to work following a brain injury.
Jobs differ greatly one from another. The skills necessary and education required to become a lawyer are completely different from benchmarks met on…
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