Registered Social Worker services can address psychosocial needs that often do not require an NP appointment.
Services
- Geriatric psychosocial support and care planning.
- Caregiver and family counselling.
- Grief, bereavement and loss.
- Adjustment to illness, disability or major life transitions.
- Stress and anxiety counselling within RSW scope.
- Community-resource navigation and supportive planning.
- Cognitive screening such as MoCA where the RSW is appropriately trained and the result is used within a defined clinical pathway.
Palliative care, comfort and family support
Psychosocial support may help individuals, families and caregivers navigating serious illness, changing care needs, grief and loss. Counselling and social work can form part of a coordinated palliative or home-based care plan alongside appropriate clinical and nursing services. Palliative and home-based care
Students and young adults
Comprehensive psychosocial assessment explores emotional wellbeing, school or work functioning, relationships, coping, safety and support needs. A 90-minute assessment includes screening and a concise written support plan. This is not psychoeducational testing or a guarantee of accommodation approval.
Older-adult psychosocial assessment
Explore mood, coping, social isolation, daily functioning, caregiver strain, safety concerns and community supports with an RSW. A 75–90-minute assessment includes a support plan. Medical or cognitive concerns may need a separate clinical assessment.
Plan your care
Review appointment options, inclusions and fees before booking. Our team will confirm the service and total cost.
