Hopelessness is one of the most emotionally exhausting experiences during recovery. It emerges when progress feels unattainable, setbacks seem never-ending, and the vision of a full return to everyday life begins to fade. Unlike temporary […]

Grief is a profound emotion that arises when an individual experiences a significant loss. In the context of injury recovery, that loss often extends beyond the physical. It can include the loss of identity, independence, […]

Sadness is one of the most common emotions encountered during the recovery process. It often arises as individuals come to terms with the losses and changes brought on by an injury—whether those losses are physical, […]

Worry is a persistent and consuming emotion that often accompanies the recovery journey. Unlike stress, which is typically tied to immediate challenges, worry is rooted in concerns about the future—the unknowns of what lies ahead. […]

Surprise is a powerful and often underestimated emotion that frequently surfaces in the wake of an injury. Unlike fear or shock, which are usually tied to negative experiences, surprise is a more neutral response, mainly […]

Much of what I have read in the workers’ compensation space about the killing of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, is focused on beefing up security.  I understand that is a natural and necessary response, […]

In the complex, interconnected world of workers’ compensation and healthcare, where professionals from diverse disciplines converge to support injured workers, relationships are the common thread that binds us all. These personal, professional, or internal connections […]

Syllabus Curriculum Workers Recovery Professional (WRP) Course Voices of the Worker Faculty Rosemary McKenzie-Ferguson, Founder, Craig's Table, Australia I became an injured worker and realised that the system was not user friendly towards people who […]