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Empowering Individuals with Disabilities: Role of a Rehabilitation Psychologist

A Rehabilitation Psychologist plays a key role in organizing various services for individuals with disabilities. Through psychological assessments, behavioral interventions, and counseling, they help in improving functioning, achieving educational and vocational goals, addressing family and interpersonal issues, and accessing government benefits.

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Empowering Individuals with Disabilities: Role of a Rehabilitation Psychologist

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  1. Role of Rehabilitation Psychologist – in service for persons with disabilities

  2. Rehabilitation Psychologist • Is the string which organizes the beads in meaningful structure

  3. If Beads are various services, then Rehabilitation Psychologist determines the order If various services like: screening and identification, Assessment of level of functioning, determining the type and level of schooling, vocation identification and adjustment issues, family and interpersonal issues, sustenance of rehabilitative services and Govt. benefits are beads, then Rehabilitation psychologist is a string who organizes all these services through out lifespan of person with disability

  4. Psychological Assessment

  5. Developmental Assessment, Adaptive Behaviour Assessment

  6. Intellectual Assessment

  7. Information Processing Assessment

  8. Behavioral Assessment

  9. Level of Functioning

  10. Psychological Intervention

  11. Behavior Modification

  12. Rehabilitation Counseling to Parent

  13. Rehabilitation Counseling to the Family

  14. Cognitive Stimulation Therapy

  15. Cognitive Behavior Therapy

  16. Creating awareness about disability

  17. Neurobiofeedback for the Parents and also to the children with disabilities

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