Rehabilitation is not about fitting you to a job. It is about building a path outward from your strengths.
Vocational rehabilitation is a specialized field that reaches well beyond general counseling, and it calls for training to match.
The work is grounded in rehabilitation ethics, objective assessment, and a genuine commitment to your empowerment.
Formal, objective assessment of vocational interests, aptitudes, transferable skills, and functional capacity — the foundation of a realistic, achievable plan.
Identifying sustainable career pathways that align with your capacity, values, and goals — then building the steps to get there.
Psychosocial support for adapting to new or changing disability, chronic illness, or physical limitations affecting work and daily life.
Support for students and young adults with disabilities as they prepare for life after school — exploring careers, building work-readiness and self-advocacy skills, and planning the path toward employment and independence.
Preparing you for the search and the workplace — résumé development, interview practice, workplace expectations, and the confidence to step into new opportunities.
Help finding and securing employment, with as much or as little on-the-job support as you need — from independent placement to ongoing coaching for those who benefit from added support.
Support that continues after you are hired — problem-solving workplace challenges, building lasting routines, and helping you keep and grow in the job you have worked toward.
Building the practical and interpersonal skills that workplaces expect — communication, professionalism, time management, and self-advocacy — so you can enter work prepared to succeed.
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor — the national standard in rehabilitation counseling, requiring advanced competency in vocational assessment, disability systems, and ethics.
Certified Vocational Evaluator — specialized certification in the objective evaluation of vocational capacity, interests, and functional ability.
A retired Air Force veteran and VA-Accredited Claims Agent, bringing both professional expertise and firsthand understanding to the work.
Vocational rehabilitation counseling and vocational evaluation are provided by Jurea Rubit, MS, LMHCA, CRC, CVE, certified by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification (CRCC) as a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Certified Vocational Evaluator. Services are delivered by telehealth and in person to residents of Washington State.
Whether you are navigating a disability, a career change, or a new chapter, you do not have to figure it out alone.
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