You are in the right place. Research shows that a comprehensive, team-based approach to treatment leads to better outcomes, faster recovery times and improved client satisfaction.
Depending on the clinical findings from your assessment, your treatment team may include a:
- Physiotherapist
- Exercise therapist
- Occupational therapist
- Psychologist
- Rehabilitation assistant
- Rehabilitation coordinator
- Other supports as needed
You will start with an initial group orientation that is designed to provide you with more information around what to expect. From there, your team of experts will work closely with you to tailor your program to your unique needs. Along with one-on-one support, tailored workshops are available across our programs to provide extra support and education to help with your recovery.
Types of treatment programs
Interdisciplinary return-to-work program
This treatment program is designed to help you safely and confidently return to your job after an injury. An interdisciplinary team of professionals will work with you to help you build strength, restore function and improve your readiness for work.
Brain injury program
This program supports individuals experiencing psychological, cognitive and physical symptoms following a head injury. You’ll work with a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, exercise therapist and psychologist who will co-develop an individualized treatment plan to help you recover. We focus on the psychological, cognitive and physical symptoms of your injury to support you and your return to work.
Complex return-to-work program
This program supports individuals experiencing persistent pain or more complicated injuries. You will work with physiotherapist, occupational therapist, exercise therapist and psychologist who will co-develop an individualized treatment plan, including one-on-one and group interventions, to support your quality of life and return to work.
Physiotherapy
Our specialized physiotherapy programs treat workers with unique needs, like hand therapy or amputations. A therapist will develop a treatment plan that may include exercises, splints, techniques to reduce joint sensitivity or adjustments to using everyday tools to support your return to work.
Psychological injury programs
These programs support individuals experiencing a psychological injury. You will work with a psychologist and rehabilitation team to help address both physical and psychological impacts of your injury to aid in your return to work. In a supportive environment, we use techniques like exposure therapy to help you feel comfortable at work again.
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Learn more about our interdisciplinary approach to care.
