Wright Rehab

02/26/2026

Motivation is a huge part of being able to reach your goals. Our Rehabilitation Therapists are great at using their skills to help clients feel supported and eager to see a difference.

02/23/2026

With a total of 21 medals earned, including 5 Golds, we are so proud of the performance that our athletes collectively pieced together, and the way in which they represented Canada.

We want to remind everyone that the competitions will continue March 6-15 at the Winter Paralympics.

Paralympic athletes are a powerful reminder of what’s possible when determination meets belief. They redefine strength every time they compete, not by ignoring obstacles, but by adapting, persevering, and pushing beyond expectations. Their journeys reflect resilience, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to growth. These values resonate deeply within the rehab community.

02/19/2026

A client recently shared a glowing endorsement for Nicole, one of our Social Workers.

02/14/2026

February 14 offers an annual reminder that even the smallest moments of connection can mean so much.

Friendly companionship and meaningful social engagement can help brighten days like today and give people something special to look forward to. Whether it’s a visit into town, a conversation over lunch, or a shared activity, these connections can truly lift the spirit and make someone’s day feel a little warmer.

To learn more about our Wright At Home services, please visit wrightrehab.ca/programs.

Here’s to celebrating connection, in all its forms, today and every day. Happy Valentine’s Day!

02/10/2026

In 2026, we proudly celebrate three decades of Black History Month in Canada. This year’s theme honours the remarkable legacy, leadership, creativity, innovation, and resilience of Black Canadians, who continue to influence our present and uplift the emerging visionaries who will define the future.

02/09/2026

"A young client I support discovered a car garage in his community a few years ago that caught his interest immediately. Over time, He learned about automotive work and developed strong relationships with the mechanics at the shop.

This very quickly became the highlight of his week. For a client who struggled with managing behaviours, this outing helped build trust, accountability and created a sense of purpose.

He was able to help out with tasks around the shop and spent time with the mechanics who showed genuine care to his well being and offered support.

As the result of a recent move to another community he was unable to visit the car garage for several months. However, he recently returned for occasional visits and reconnected with the mechanics. This was a reminder of how lasting relationships and positive role models can make a difference in someone’s life." - a Wright Rehab RT

02/04/2026

At Wright Rehab, we are ready to cheer on our Canadian athletes. 🇨🇦

Mark your calendars... the competitions begin today! 🗓

February 4-22, 2026 – Winter Olympic Games
March 6-15, 2026 – Winter Paralympics

What is your favourite event to watch? Are you cheering for anyone in particular?

01/30/2026

Our Rehabilitation Therapists can make a big difference in helping clients reach their goals. This is a perfect example from one of our recent weekly update reports.

01/27/2026

We are extremely proud of Tyler, and all of our Rehabilitation Therapists, for the work they do supporting our clients.

01/22/2026

Meet the Wright Rehab team - these are the faces behind the scenes supporting our amazing Rehab Therapists, Personal Support Workers, and Social Workers every day.

Attention to treatment plan details, planning new programs, and advocacy for clients are a daily focus.

To learn more about our dedicated team, visit wrightrehab.ca/about.

01/19/2026

January 19 has been referred to as Blue Monday and it is often described as the “most depressing day of the year.” While the label isn’t scientific, the feelings many experience this time of year are very real. Shorter days, colder weather, financial stress and the pressure of new-year expectations can impact mood, energy and motivation.

A few gentle ways to support your mental health this winter:

• Prioritize rest, nourishment and movement (even small changes matter)
• Spend time outdoors during daylight when possible
• Stay connected with others and avoid isolating
• Seek support early when things feel heavier than usual

Community connection can make a meaningful difference. Programs like Not So Blue Mondays from the Brain Injury Society of Toronto offer inclusive, social spaces (in person and virtual) to connect, share and feel supported during the winter months.

At Wright Rehab, our Social Workers and Psychotherapists provide compassionate, client-centered support for individuals navigating stress, low mood, life transitions and recovery.

Support can look different for everyone… and that’s okay.

If this season feels heavy, you don’t have to carry it alone.

In partnership with CHIRS, the intention of our 'Not So Blue Monday' sessions is to create a welcoming, low-pressure space where people affected by brain injury can connect, engage, and lift their spirits.

But did you know that this is not just offered on Blue Monday (today), but EVERY Monday?

By blending interactive games, guided discussions, and a hybrid (in-person and virtual) format, the program aims to reduce isolation, encourage social connection, and promote enjoyment and peer support in a relaxed, inclusive environment.

Learn more at bist.ca/event.