A transitional living program is a specialised brain injury rehabilitation service for people with a brain injury. TLPs offer intensive residential rehabilitation in a home-like environment. People are given the opportunity to practice their independent living skills. TLPs are typically offered Monday-Friday. Clients return home for the weekend.
The program is tailored to meet the needs of each person to:
- reduce the impact of impairments
- learn and apply useful strategies for managing impairments in everyday living, decision making and social participation
- establish local supports and needed services to maximise independence.
Seven transitional living programs are provided as part of the NSW Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program.
Find out more about TLPs and whether this service model might be the right fit for your client.
Download the Brochure for clinicians considering referring a person to the program brochure (PDF 1.0 MB)
Published: Nov 2016. Next review: 2025.
Download the Download the program poster program poster (PDF 479.9 KB)
Published: Sept 2018. Next review: 2025.