
June 9th, 2025
Trauma-informed care is used to describe PCVRS’ approach when working with Veterans who have experienced trauma. PCVRS provides a Participant-centric approach that is culturally sensitive, respectful of diversity, and a trauma-informed. This approach isn’t just a rehabilitation model, it’s a philosophy of care that recognizes the unique experiences of Veterans and promotes a climate of collaboration, safety and empowerment. It aligns with our “Team around the Participant Approach” and how we work with you through every phase of your rehabilitation.

With PCVRS, the focus is on you, the Participant. Trauma-informed care ensures that our team of providers, your Rehabilitation Service Specialist (RSS) and your VAC Case Manager walk beside you, not just as the rehabilitation team, but as allies in your rehabilitation journey.

The trauma-informed model is evidence-informed and grounded in neuroscience, psychology, and Veteran-centred research. It enhances your rehabilitation journey by:
Rehabilitation is not a passive process:
At PCVRS, trauma-informed care is more than a best practice, it’s a commitment. A commitment to see you as a whole person. A commitment to provide care that is respectful and empowering.
Now, let us help support your rehabilitation, with care that understands where you’ve been and where you want to go.

July 13th, 2026
You have several options to share feedback about the services you receive while engaged in VAC’s Rehabilitation Services and Vocational Assistance Program. Your input helps us understand what’s working and what could be improved. One of the primary ways to provide feedback is through Participant Experience Check-in surveys.

June 25th, 2026
The Rehabilitation Program involves many moving parts and understanding how they all fit together is key for achieving success. Our goal is to ensure you have a clear understanding of the program and to support you in feeling confident and informed throughout your rehabilitation journey.

May 7th, 2026
VAC’s Rehabilitation Services and Vocational Assistance Program is voluntary to apply to, but once you qualify, participation is required. Once you begin, your active participation in rehabilitation assessments and services becomes the most significant factor in helping you achieve your rehabilitation goals.
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