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When a whole person approach really does mean working with all of it 

I believe rehabilitation must never stop at “good enough”. When I worked with a complex client who had long-standing inflammatory arthritis, the biggest breakthroughs only happened once we stopped focusing solely on their physical presentations and looked at the bigger picture to address the heavy emotional burden they were carrying. This is why a whole-person approach matters because without it, we can miss the factors that are often most responsible for keeping people stuck.

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