Funding Type: Government funded

Critical Trauma Therapy

At Critical Trauma Therapy, we provide comprehensive, interdisciplinary mental health and rehabilitation services through our team of highly skilled healthcare professionals. Our integrated approach brings together psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, physiotherapists, social workers, case managers, dietitians, and nurse practitioners to deliver holistic care tailored to each client’s unique needs. We specialize in treating a wide range of conditions, including concussions, brain injuries, trauma, phobias, eating disorders, and substance abuse. Our expertise extends to providing essential support for caregivers and helping individuals navigate grief, loss, and bereavement. Through our collaborative care model, we ensure that clients receive coordinated treatment that addresses both their physical and emotional well-being. Our services are available in multiple formats to accommodate diverse needs and preferences. We offer individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, and marital counseling. Understanding that healing happens at different paces and in different settings, we provide flexible care options through our three clinic locations, virtual appointments, and community-based services.
Critical Trauma Therapy is committed to supporting individuals across all age groups, from children and adolescents to adults and seniors. Our team recognizes that trauma and mental health challenges can affect people at any life stage, and we tailor our therapeutic approaches accordingly.
By combining evidence-based treatments with compassionate care, we create a supportive environment where healing and recovery can flourish. Our interdisciplinary team works collaboratively to develop comprehensive treatment plans that address the complex interplay between physical health, mental well-being, and social support. Our team provides the expertise and dedication needed to support your journey toward recovery and improved quality of life. Clinic locations: St. Catharines, Oakville, and Kitchener. Virtual services are provided province wide.  In-home services in various regions across Ontario.

LDAY Centre for Learning ~ Brain Injury Peer Support

LDAY Centre for Learning houses brain injury peer supports facilitated by Lis Pilon.

All supports are provided with a focus on community connection, nervous system regulation, mindfulness, resource sharing and executive functioning skills.

Offerings include:

~ Peer support groups seasonally
~ 1:1 companioning, support and advocacy
~ Project-Based Rehab: An opportunity for you to put your gifts into action by delivering a program or service with 1:1 peer support for the process (which often includes learning, relearning and intentional executive functioning practice), development and implementation. Honorarium provided.
~ Workplace advocacy and support
~ Community consultation
~ Local and National education, awareness and advocacy
~ A Brain Injury Resource Library
~ Pique Your Brain ~ A series where professionals come and present or facilitate an experience for members of our community to learn about different practices, approaches and topics

Toronto Stroke Networks

The Toronto Stroke Networks (TSN) advise and provide leadership to the stroke system of care in Toronto with the vision of Fewer Strokes, Better Outcomes.  Our mission is to provide inclusive, collaborative, and evidence-informed practices consistently across all stages of care . We work with healthcare organizations, to provide education, foster innovation, and support stroke patients and their families. If you are a stroke survivor and/or their caregiver/family member, we offer a variety of education and resources, to support you in your recovery.  As well, if you would like to become a patient and family advisor you can visit our site or contact us to find out more.

South Okanagan Similkameen Brain Injury Society (SOSBIS)

SOSBIS is an organization dedicated to supporting individuals affected by Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), and related mental health conditions, as well as their housing needs. It provides a comprehensive range of services including education, resources, advocacy, and support to both the individuals impacted by these conditions and their caregivers and families.

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Brain Injury Community Re-entry (Niagara) Inc.

Brain Injury Community Re-entry (Niagara) Inc. (BICR) is a not-for-profit organization that provides support services and rehabilitation to individuals living with the effects of an acquired brain injury.  Our administrative office is located in Thorold and services are provided throughout the entire Niagara Region.  We provide life skills instruction to individuals who have sustained varying degrees of injury in the desire to increase their level of functional independence and become active again in work, education, home and leisure activities.  SERVICES WE PROVIDE: Residential programs (24 hour support).  Apartment living with on-site staff support. Community outreach services. Pre-employment services. Return to work programs/job coaching. Community based adult day programs.  Psychological services.  Social work.  Therapeutic recreation services.

Head Injury Rehabilitation Ontario

HIRO is unique in its ability to provide evidence-based, client and family centered ABI rehabilitation care to people with a moderate to severe ABI. We work with clients and their families to create a tailored rehabilitation program, aimed at achieving goals that are meaningful for them.  Our goal is to help our clients realize their full potential throughout our continuum of care; from six residential care homes to transitional living apartments and to community service programs including group and outreach.  We are a promise of hope after ABI.

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Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association

Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association provides services and support programs for people with acquired brain injuries and their families/supporters in the Fraser Valley of BC.