You’ve reached your goals. You’re feeling good. The journey’s over right? The hard part is, but you’ll need to stay focused in order to maintain and continue your progress. To ensure your success, we support you even after you’ve completed your therapy at Brooks by helping you learn what exercises you can do independently. Continuing to hone or maintain the fitness level you’ve achieved can also help you to prevent re-injury.
Brooks offers a range of options for your next steps to independence, addressing both the physical and the psychological:
Fitness Program
Once you complete your outpatient therapy, you can continue using our outpatient facilities and equipment. The Brooks Independent Exercise Program is a low-cost way to maintain or further develop the skills you’ve learned. Ask your therapist for details.
Brooks Pain Rehabilitation Program
The Brooks Pain Rehabilitation Program gives hope to patients suffering from chronic pain. Our unique approach doesn’t just focus on the pain, but rather teaches patients ways to manage it—so they can keep pain from controlling their lives. More details
One patient’s needs are not the same as the next patient’s. Through this program, we specially design a wheelchair that’s right for you. More details
Driver Assessment and Retraining
When you’re ready to get behind the wheel again, we’re here to help. Our therapists evaluate your abilities and teach you how to drive safely with a disability. You can practice on the road or in our indoor model car. More details
Brooks wants to make your transition from rehabilitation to normal life as smooth as possible. In addition to our home and work evaluations, the Brooks School Re-entry Program is designed to make your child’s return to school easy and worry-free. Our school re-entry coordinator works with your family and the school, educating teachers on ways they can support your child and preparing classmates for his or her return. More details
Brooks offers a range of support groups to assist patients in regaining as fully as possible their ability to lead successful private lives. The group environment provides a unique opportunity for patients to interact and form personal connections with people facing similar challenges. More details