

Social workers specializing in headaches, migraines, and concussions
At Hemi, you will meet social workers, whom we call social welfare consultants. They have specific experience with people whose illness affects their work capacity and help create realistic solutions that support a sustainable return to working life.



That is why we have social workers at Hemi
When illness affects your working life, it is rarely just about symptoms. It is also about finding the right balance between health, work capacity, motivation, and the opportunities available in the labor market. Headaches, migraines, and the aftereffects of a concussion can impact what you can manage during a workday, making it difficult to know what is realistic both now and in the long term.
At the same time, there can be many factors to consider when balancing illness and working life. It can be difficult to assess for yourself when it makes sense to increase or decrease your hours, which options are relevant, and which direction is the right one.
Our social workers, known at Hemi as social consultants, help you gain an overview and create a realistic plan based on your resources and goals.

How our social workers operate
We believe that returning to work should happen at a pace that suits the individual.

A pace that suits you
Returning to work always happens at a pace adapted to you and your situation.

Ongoing assessment of work capacity
The social worker works closely with you and the specialist team to assess your function and progress.

A concrete plan
Your strengths and needs are translated into a plan that supports a sustainable return to working life.
Meet one of our social workers
Meet our specialized social workers, who are ready to help you understand your symptoms and find the right treatment.

"The path back to working life looks different for everyone. The most important thing is to find solutions that take the individual's resources into account and create the opportunity for a sustainable working life."

Why patients choose Hemi
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Part of the Hemi specialist team
At Hemi, our social workers collaborate closely with neurologists, nurses, physiotherapists, pain specialists, and neuropsychologists.
Some patients require only social work counseling, while others benefit from an interdisciplinary treatment plan where multiple specialists work together. If needed, we ensure that the appropriate professionals are involved throughout the process.

Kind words from our clients
Patient experiences speak louder than words – here they share their stories.
"It was a huge help that I could get an appointment within the same week and didn't need a referral. All in all, my experience with Hemi was absolutely fantastic, and my meeting with the specialist was both very personal and professional."
“I was in safe hands with specialists who truly understood my situation. The digital solution meant that help was always within reach.”
“Receiving treatment online has worked surprisingly well. It has been absolutely optimal to be able to sit at home and thereby avoid both waiting time and driving back and forth. Especially on those days when my head feels heavy.”
"In just a few months, my quality of life has improved significantly. Through my conversations with the headache nurse, I have become much more aware of my own thought patterns and the fear I have of the next migraine attack."
Frequently asked questions
Yes. We provide advice on the options available within the employment system and help you navigate the process when relevant.
Yes. Together with you and the rest of the specialist team, we work purposefully to strengthen your function and work capacity, and to create a realistic plan for your return.
Yes. At Hemi, we call our social workers social care consultants, because they are an integral part of the treatment process and work closely with our other specialists.
Unsure about your treatment?
Our Hemi consultants will help you find the treatment plan that best suits your symptoms and needs.



















