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Invisible-Care provides virtual PSW services through a smartphone, smartwatch or tablet, providing o

01/05/2025

Support should happen when you need it! Not on someone else's schedule.

15/01/2023

Are you recovering from a car accident? Struggling to keep track of your activities of daily living? Let On-Demand Text/ Video Support help!

Our innovative service sends personalized text reminders for everything from taking your medication to scheduling your next doctor's appointment. In addition, on demand video chat for support with task break down is available. With our help, you'll never have to worry about forgetting a crucial step in your recovery process.

Invisible-Care Support is perfect for those recovering from a car accident. Our service includes reminders for:
• Medication reminders
• Appointment reminders
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation exercises
• Self-care and stress management techniques

Our support prompts are tailored to your specific needs and schedule, and can help you manage your symptoms and adhere to your treatment plan more effectively.

Our service is easy to use, accessible, and affordable. With our help, you'll be on the road to recovery in no time!

19/10/2021

Recharge your body, like you do your phone!

You wouldn't let your phone's battery run out, so don't allow your battery to run out either!

Take time to pace yourself throughout your day and plan for breaks to avoid a crash!

14/10/2021

💙Thursday's Reminder; Be kind to each other. 💙

07/10/2021

A little humour for you today, as we continue to celebrate

Thank you for all you do!!

04/10/2021

Deep Breathing is a strategy we use with our clients in the moment to help calm anxieties and also to serve as a distraction to their thoughts.

Counting our breaths while we inhale and exhale takes our minds off the source of anxiety and whenever the mind wanders, we can simply returning the focus back to counting our breaths.

Is deep breathing in your toolbox?

❤️

01/10/2021

It's OCTOBER and it is OT Month!

We are excited to celebrate OT's all month long!

3 Reasons why we love OT's;

1. OT's empower people everyday to overcome barriers so they can do more and live better!

2. OT's guide you through the recovery journey and all the community supports and services that are available to you.

3. OT's help to navigate rehabilitation and their healing journey in a time when the client is at their most vulnerable.

29/09/2021

Do you have a headache?

Give these tips a try to help bring you some relief!

It's important to us when sharing tips on managing pain with our clients, to give them control over their own pain management.

That's why we make sure to include tangible tips that our clients can immediately apply to their day to bring them some much needed relief.

28/09/2021

A reminder to start off your Tuesday

24/09/2021

It's officially FALL!

My fall favourite is cozy sweaters and blankets! Nothing better then getting cozy and reading a book, doing a craft or putting on a great show.

What is your FALL favourite?

Do you do or have anything that makes it feel more like the season?

22/09/2021

🔥Energy Conservation TIPS!🔥

With only 12 spoons a day, planning out your day is so important to avoid over exerting yourself and crashing in the following days to come.

Let's take a look at what this means;

Knowing washing and drying your hair takes a lot of energy (and therefore spoons), planning this during the best time of the day (mornings? early afternoon?) will help you avoid crashing. Make sure to take breaks throughout the process too!

Meal prep is a task that can leave you feeling exhausted. Planning around how you might do this and breaking it up throughout the day can help you avoid a major crash the next day.

🥕Will you sit down to cut veggies or stand up?
🥕If you have 10 carrots to cut, can you work in a break between each carrot?
🥕Are there any devices that can make this task easier for you? (Try using a food processor to help save you some spoons!)

What are your plans today?

20/09/2021

Have you ever got lost in an activity or task so much so, that you don’t know how much time has passed?

When your living with a brain injury, many people can experience time agnosia or time blindness. This is typically due to an impairment involving the temporal area of the brain where individuals are unable to estimate short time intervals and believe long periods of time to be much shorter than they are.

Many of our clients struggle to have a natural feeling for the passage of time and if you think about it, a sense of time passing is required for all activities of daily living. This weakened relationship with time can lead to many challenges for clients to complete their activities of daily living.

⌚Think of all the instances in your day where time plays a role…

👉Time plays a role in moving the laundry to the dryer, cooking your meals, doing homework, amongst many other tasks.

👆 This is why Invisible-Care provides alerts and prompts as you move through the task and will even do a call or video chat to check and make sure you did “flip that laundry”.

We are supporting our clients in task initiation, task breakdown and accountability in task completion!

Reach out to us to find out how we can support your client!!

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+12898022273

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http://www.invisiblecare.ca/

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