Rehabilitation Counselling and Holistic Care: An Exploratory Scoping Review

<p><b>Purpose: </b>The purpose of this scoping review was to explore the literature regarding holistic care in rehabilitation case management settings. <b>Method: </b>From the 273 articles identified, a total of 17 articles were found to be applicable to the research topic: rehabilitation counselling and holistic care. <b>Results: </b>Following the analysis of articles, five recurrent themes were identified: (1) spirituality/spiritual beliefs, (2) disability, (3) religion/religious views, (4) employment/vocation, (5) holism and (6) culture/ cultural competency. <b>Conclusion: </b>Engaging a holistic approach in rehabilitation case management setting was found to be a valuable skill for the practitioner to assist clients. To be a holistic practitioner the counsellor must consider all the bio-psycho-social and spiritual challenges a client may be facing in order to best provide services that align with clients and their needs.<b></b></p>