Rehabilitation counselors evaluate functional limitations, design individualized rehabilitation plans, and coordinate services that enhance client independence, productivity, and social participation. They collaborate with healthcare teams, vocational services, and community agencies to ensure comprehensive support across physical, psychosocial, and occupational domains. Their role emphasizes motivational counseling, goal-setting, and evidence-based rehabilitation techniques. Globally, they contribute to disability inclusion, post-injury adjustment, recovery from chronic conditions, and long-term social reintegration. Ethical practice, cultural competence, and thorough documentation are essential to delivering accountable, client-centered rehabilitation outcomes within multidisciplinary settings.