Rehabilitation, often referred to as “rehabilitering” in various languages, is a process aimed at restoring an individual’s abilities and quality of life after illness, injury, or trauma. It encompasses a range of interventions, therapies, and support systems designed to help individuals regain their physical, mental, and social functioning. Rehabilitation can include physical therapy to enhance movement and strength, occupational therapy to facilitate daily living skills, speech therapy to assist with communication, and psychological support for emotional well-being. The ultimate goal of rehabilitation is to enable individuals to achieve the highest level of independence and integration into society, tailored to their specific needs and circumstances. It is commonly applied in contexts such as substance abuse recovery, post-surgical recovery, and management of chronic health conditions.
The McIntosh Rehabilitation Association of Macau has launched an exciting and innovative vocational restaurant that aims to promote the integration of individuals with mental health problems into the labor market.…