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At Keep Able, we’ve worked with home care service providers and Assessment Services to develop a range of practical, evidenced-based tools and resources.

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Support for your team

At Keep Able, we know you need accessible, practical resources to support wellness and reablement practices. In collaboration with service providers, we have created a range of resources for everyone, from assessors, to coordinators, allied health staff and support staff. We support your team to help clients regain and maintain independence, dignity and autonomy.
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    What is wellness and reablement?
    New to wellness and reablement? Start here to learn the basics, understand the benefits, and get tips for supporting your clients’ independence.
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    5 Reablement strategies
    Discover 5 practical reablement strategies to support your clients in doing more for themselves. Get real-world examples and tips you can use in your daily work.
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    Assistive Technology (AT) Resources
    Learn how AT can improve safety, streamline care, and promote client independence. Discover how to integrate AT into your daily practice.
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    Care planning fundamentals
    Learn to create effective, person-centred care plans that embed wellness and reablement principles, motivate clients, and meet regulatory requirements. 
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    Care planning tools and templates
    Access practical, downloadable resources to create person-centred care plans. After reading our Care Planning Fundamentals page, these tools will help you implement what you’ve learned.
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    Allied Health Hub
    Explore helpful resources on a range of allied health roles. Discover how these roles support wellness and reablement, how to check their credentials, and when to refer clients.
  • Get serious about Goal Setting
    Improve client outcomes with effective goal setting. Learn how collaborating with clients to set meaningful goals can promote their independence.
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    Reablement essentials
    Access practical guides on key wellness and reablement topics. Gain insights to better support your clients’ independence.
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    Reablement tip sheets
    The implementation of short-term reablement support involved active assessment, goal setting, planning, positive risk-taking, and a focus on outcomes. Review and download the Reablement Tip Sheet PDF document here.
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    Essential steps for successful coaching
    On this page, you will find some steps which will assist you to provide an effective coaching session to support workers within your organisation. Review and download the Coaching Session interactive PDF document here.
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