At Easec, we do more than provide support – we empower veterans to rebuild their lives with confidence. With over 20 years of dedicated experience working alongside military personnel and veterans, we understand the unique challenges they face and offer tailored solutions that make a real difference.

Our specialised services include medical management, psychosocial support, assistance with social wellbeing activities, and tailored return-to-work programs – all designed to help veterans transition smoothly into civilian life.

What sets us apart? Our commitment to excellence, empathy, and integrity. We go beyond standard care, offering a personalised, hands-on approach that recognises every veteran’s journey is unique. With an experienced team of 70 rehabilitation consultants across the nation, we deliver the highest quality rehabilitation services with a depth of knowledge and a level of care that is second to none.

As a trusted leader in occupational rehabilitation, Easec is the provider of choice for those who have served. Through innovation, collaboration, and a deep understanding of veterans’ needs, we help them move forward – stronger, healthier, and ready for their next chapter.

Easec are a national rehabilitation provider contracted with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs to deliver Rehabilitation Services to eligible veterans. For more information on DVA’s Rehabilitation Services, please visit the DVA Website.

For more information, contact our Head of Veteran Services, Jacinda Keane for more information.

Supporting your Civilian Transition and Rehabilitation Journey

We take a holistic approach to your rehabilitation, focusing on your physical, mental, and social wellbeing to ensure a smooth transition to civilian life. We understand that leaving military service comes with unique challenges—whether they are medical conditions, emotional adjustments, or finding a fulfilling career. Our goal is to help you navigate these challenges by tailoring a plan that addresses your individual needs, whether you need medical management, social wellbeing activities, emotional support, or vocational guidance. By identifying the specific barriers you face, we provide the right tools and resources to help you overcome them, so you can succeed not only in your career but in leading a balanced, meaningful life post-service. Our approach is designed to help you regain confidence, find purpose, and build the skills necessary for a fulfilling transition to civilian life.

Our approach to vocational rehabilitation is biopsychosocial, meaning we address the full spectrum of factors that affect a veteran’s ability to return to work and thrive in civilian life. We consider their physical health, mental wellbeing, and social circumstances, recognising that these elements are deeply interconnected. By understanding the unique barriers veterans face, we design individualised rehabilitation plans that focus on overcoming those obstacles.

A key part of our approach is maintaining engagement and momentum throughout the rehabilitation process. We know that transition to civilian life and employment can be overwhelming, and it’s easy for veterans to lose motivation or feel disconnected. That’s why we provide continuous support, regular check-ins, and adaptive goals to help keep veterans focused and on track. By setting achievable milestones and celebrating small successes, we help veterans stay motivated and make steady progress. Our goal is to empower them with the skills, confidence, and resilience needed to succeed in their careers and build a fulfilling, independent life.

Our biopsychosocial approach to rehabilitation is designed to support veterans in their overall recovery and successful transition to civilian life. We focus on a holistic assessment of their medical, psychological, and social challenges, ensuring that their rehabilitation goals are tailored to their individual needs. This approach encourages veterans to continue moving forward in all areas of their life – whether it’s adjusting to new routines, engaging in social wellbeing activities, improving mental health, or finding meaningful work – rather than putting their progress on hold after discharge. Participating in rehabilitation enhances a veteran’s long-term wellbeing and functional capacity, positively influencing their overall recovery and future outcomes. Our aim is to empower veterans, collaborating with all involved to ensure a supportive and balanced approach to their transition.