This work examines Circles of Support (abbreviated: COS) not solely from a rehabilitation science perspective, but also considers the actors involved in the Circle of Support context. From a network analytical perspective, it formally represents COS as a social network. Actors are vividly viewed as nodes in a network. From this perspective, the individual person as a node is part of a (whole) society. The nodes, as the illustration shows, have both inclusive and exclusive characteristics. Exclusive nodes exclude other nodes and isolate themselves. In this understanding, exclusive nodes are inclusive in nature.