The Impossible Takes a Little Longer
Synopsis
A vocational rehabilitation counselor manages a caseload of approximately 60 clients, assisting them in returning to employment despite various disabilities.
Synopsis
Katherine Drummond, a counselor with vocational rehabilitation services, discusses employment opportunities for a client who recently completed a pattern drafting certificate at George Brown College. "The Impossible Takes a Little Longer" features five women with physical disabilities as they share their daily experiences and challenges. The documentary addresses the need for workplace adaptations and support systems that enable these women to participate fully in their communities. It also reflects on the pressures they face to overcome obstacles and achieve personal goals.
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Why Watch
- Meet Katherine Drummond, a dedicated vocational rehab counselor.
- Find out how a woman with polio adapts her work routine.
- See the impact of employment on individuals with disabilities.
Did You Know
- Katherine Drummond manages a caseload of approximately 60 clients.
- One client completed a pattern drafting certificate program at George Brown.
- A woman with polio had to limit her work hours due to her condition.
- The individual in the documentary had to adapt her study schedule to avoid sitting for too long.
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What types of disabilities does the vocational rehabilitation counselor work with?
The counselor works with physically disabled, emotionally disabled, and intellectually disabled clients.
How many clients does the vocational rehabilitation counselor manage?
The counselor has a case load of approximately 60 clients.
What program did one of the clients complete at George Brown?
The client completed the pattern drafting certificate program.
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