Many individuals experience intrusive memories, heightened anxiety, emotional distress, or a sense of vulnerability following an accident. Therapy can provide a safe space to process these experiences and reduce their impact on daily life. text goes here

Some individuals develop anxiety related to driving, riding in vehicles, or travelling on busy roads. Therapy can help identify triggers, develop coping strategies, and gradually rebuild confidence.

Living with pain, reduced mobility, or changes in physical functioning can affect emotional well-being. Psychotherapy can support individuals in adapting to these changes while improving stress management and emotional resilience.

Motor vehicle accidents can affect work, relationships, independence, routines, and future plans. Therapy can help individuals navigate these changes and develop healthy ways of coping.

Psychotherapy can help individuals manage symptoms of depression, anxiety, grief, frustration, anger, and emotional overwhelm while fostering self-compassion and resilience throughout recovery.

Following a motor vehicle accident, individuals may be referred for psychotherapy services as part of their rehabilitation and recovery plan.

The referral process typically begins with an assessment completed by a rehabilitation clinic or treatment team. Based on the individual's needs, psychotherapy may be recommended as part of the overall treatment plan.

If psychotherapy is approved, clients may be referred to work with me for individual counselling and emotional support throughout their recovery journey.

As part of treatment, I may collaborate with members of the rehabilitation team, including case managers and healthcare professionals, when appropriate and with the client's informed consent. This collaborative approach helps ensure that care remains coordinated and aligned with the individual's recovery goals.

Virtual psychotherapy services are available to clients across Ontario.

Services are offered in both English and Turkish.

Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) psychotherapy referrals are currently accepted through the following rehabilitation clinics:

Princeton Hill Medical Centre

2 Robert Speck Parkway, Suite 280
Mississauga, Ontario L4Z 1H8

All Health Medical Centre

180 Steeles Avenue West, Units 7 & 8
Thornhill, Ontario L4J 2L1

Individuals who have been involved in a motor vehicle accident may speak with their rehabilitation provider regarding available treatment options and psychotherapy referrals.

In Ontario, individuals injured in a motor vehicle accident may be eligible for treatment and rehabilitation benefits through their automobile insurance policy under the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule (SABS).

Following an assessment by a rehabilitation clinic or treatment team, psychotherapy services may be recommended as part of an approved treatment and recovery plan. Funding for psychotherapy services is subject to the insurance approval process and available accident benefits.

For clients receiving psychotherapy services through a referring rehabilitation clinic, session fees are typically billed directly through the clinic as part of the approved treatment plan. Clients are generally not required to pay for approved psychotherapy sessions out of pocket.

If you have questions about your eligibility for treatment, available accident benefits, or the status of your treatment plan, please speak with your rehabilitation clinic, case manager, or insurance representative.

Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) psychotherapy services are provided in collaboration with rehabilitation teams to support emotional recovery, psychological well-being, and adjustment following an accident.