Motor vehicle accidents, work related injuries or exposure to a traumatic event can result in psychological difficulties that affect your ability to function.

The purpose of rehabilitation psychology is to support you through your recovery process by:

• pinpointing the effects of injury or trauma through assessment
• developing a treatment plan to guide the course of therapy
• assisting you with re-entry to employment and normal living activities

Rehabilitation assessment and treatment services are available if your concerns are associated with:

• Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA)
• Work Related Injuries (WSIB)
• Long Term Disability (LTD)
• Criminal Injury Compensation Board (CICB)
• Returning to Work

It is not uncommon to experience some of the following challenges as a result of your injury or disability:

• chronic pain
• driving phobia
• sleep problems
• irritability
• concentration problems
• forgetfulness
• nightmares, flashbacks
• anxiety, panic attacks
• sadness, depression
• post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• increased stress, coping difficulties

We accept referrals from:

• individuals (self-referral)
• health professionals (doctors, chiropractors, case managers)
• third parties (attorneys, insurance companies)

Treatment Approaches

An evidence-based treatment approach is employed using the following interventions:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Exposure therapy
• Desensitization
• In-vivo therapy
• Biofeedback
• Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR)

Fees are typically covered through third party insurance (WSIB, Motor Vehicle Insurance, or extended health care). Billing is direct to third party payers.