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Our Services

Clubhouse Brain Injury Education
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At the Brain Injury Foundation of St. Louis, we are dedicated to supporting individuals affected by brain injuries and their families through comprehensive, compassionate care. Our goal is to empower recovery, independence, and improved quality of life for every person we serve.

Employment Services

Employment Services Plus for TBI

Vocational services for individuals who have experienced a brain injury include employment preparedness, job development, and employment retention services such as:

  • Identifying and refining realistic vocational goals

  • Determining accommodations that will be needed for successful employment

  • Preparing for interviews

  • Securing a job offer

  • Self-advocacy

  • Negotiating accommodations

Return to work for individuals with brain injury is a very specialized service we offer through Vocational Rehabilitation that supports individuals in returning to their career after an injury.

To determine your eligibility for MO Department of Vocational Services, click on this link: dese.mo.gov/adult-learning-rehabilitation-services/vocational-rehabilitation.

Training

Prevocational Training (PreVoc)

This service uses actual work experience to promote the participant’s utilization of behavioral and/or cognitive compensatory strategies in a facility-based or a community site work setting. Specific target goals are identified for interventions such as production rate, inappropriate social behavior, or fatigue that are barriers to direct vocational placement or entry into Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) services.

Supported Employment Long-term Follow Along (LTFA)

Supported Employment/Follow Along is a service that provides continued support and training in an integrated work setting for participants who have completed the Supported Employment Program through the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) and require additional intervention.

Special Instruction

This service consists of tutoring/instruction by qualified staff for specific subjects, targeted compensatory strategies, or skills related to achievement of the long-term goal in Program Treatment Service Plan. Examples of this service include special tutoring for: College courses; General Education Diploma (GED) preparation, An adaptive skill such as one-handed typing; Driver’s license exam; and Learning the use of assistive technology devices, etc.

Psychotherapy

The Brain Injury Foundation of St. Louis collaborates with Dr. Hillel Goldstein to provide psychotherapy and counseling to ABI survivors and caregivers. Dr. Goldstein collaborates extensively with physicians, speech and language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, and other behavioral health professionals. His patients are referred by hospitals, post-acute rehabilitation facilities, university clinics, the MO DHSS ABI program, and private parties.

Dr. Goldstein accepts out-of-pocket payment for psychotherapy and counseling. BIFSTL will provide a detailed invoice, upon request, to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Fill out the intake packet for psychotherapy:

Email completed psychotherapy form to Dr. Goldstein: 

goldstein.psyd@bifstl.org

Clubhouse

The Clubhouse is a community‑based program and supportive work environment for adults living with stroke or acquired brain injuries. It’s structured around a “work-ordered day,” meaning participants choose from real, meaningful tasks - just like a real job - within a group setting

Self Pay Services

Consultation with individuals who have brain injury, their families, caregivers, providers, or educators on matters related successful living with brain injury such as: post secondary education planning, learning strategies for all ages, identifying and locating therapy services for better outcomes, substance abuse and behavioral health related to brain injury, and independent living options.

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