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Supported Employment
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Supported Employment
services include:

Qualitative vocational assessment of the individual’s skills, aptitudes, and abilities values, including adaptive strengths and limitations

Career counseling

Technical writing coaching , including resume, cover letters and employment applications

Communication coaching, including interviewing skills

Job development and Job Placement

Understanding disability-related employment law and its impact on the hiring. Placement/ separation processes, including the Americans with Disabilities Act, (ADA), Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and employer-based disability leave

Job coaching and employer-employee relationship assistance

Ongoing evaluation and long-term support to maintain employment as long as the individual finds the assistance helpful

Ongoing job maintenance coaching and employer benefits management


Supported Employment is an evidence-based vocational model of assisting an individual to choose, secure, and maintain meaningful competitive employment. O’Connor Associates, LLC provides supported employment services to its clients whose disabilities have interfered with securing or sustaining long term employment. Using vocational rehabilitation techniques and employer-based resources , we help individuals develop occupational identities and career goals, regardless of prior employment history or present barriers. Supported employment allows our clients to integrate into community living through employment and develop self-reliance.

At O’Connor Associates, LLC, we take a person-centered approach to vocational rehabilitation, actively engaging the individual client to drive his or her occupational plan. Our focus on identifying a compatible work culture as well as individual abilities is central to producing meaningful outcomes for our clients. Orienting the vocational process on our clients’ preferences, strengths, capabilities, and experiences helps create an opportunity to reinforce a positive identity as an employee rather than an individual who is disabled or “not belonging”.