Understanding Your Abilities to Achieve Your Goals
At Therapy Hub Australia, we understand that securing meaningful employment is a significant milestone. Our Employment-Related Assessment and Counselling services are designed to assist individuals with disabilities in identifying their strengths, exploring career options, and overcoming barriers to employment.
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What is a Functional Capacity Assessment?
A Functional Capacity Assessment is a detailed evaluation conducted by our experienced clinicians to assess your abilities and challenges across various life domains. This includes:
Self-Care: Tasks such as dressing, grooming, and personal hygiene.
Household Tasks: Activities like cleaning, cooking, and managing household chores.
Mobility: Your ability to move around your home and community, including the use of mobility aids if necessary.
Communication: Understanding and expressing yourself effectively in different settings.
Social Participation: Engaging with others in social and community activities.
Cognitive Functioning: Memory, attention, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities.
The assessment involves a combination of interviews, observations, and standardized tests to gather a holistic view of your functional capacity.
Why is a Functional Capacity Assessment Important?
An FCA provides valuable insights into your daily functioning, helping to:
Identify areas where you may need support.
Determine the appropriate level of NDIS funding.
Develop a personalized support plan that aligns with your goals.
Ensure you receive the right services to enhance your independence and quality of life.
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What does a session typically look like?
The FCA process typically includes:
Initial Consultation: Discussing your goals, challenges, and daily routines.
Assessment Sessions: Engaging in activities and tasks that reflect your daily life.
Report Generation: Our clinicians will compile the findings into a comprehensive report.
Review and Planning: We will review the report with you and discuss the next steps.
The entire process may take a few hours over one or two sessions, depending on individual needs.
Who conducts the assessments?
Our team of qualified clinicians, including occupational therapists and allied health professionals, conduct the assessments. They are trained to understand the complexities of various disabilities and are committed to providing compassionate and thorough evaluations.