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ICBC COUNSELLING

SERVICES

Are you Suffering from Physical and Emotional Injuries? You may be covered for our services through ICBC or your employer.

Navigating the aftermath of physical and emotional injuries? Rest assured, our services may be accessible through ICBC, offering the comfort you seek. Thanks to a recent update in the Insurance Vehicle Act starting April 1, 2019, if your accident occurred after this date, you're eligible for pre-approved counseling sessions without requiring a doctor's referral. Within 12 weeks of the accident, you can engage in up to 12 sessions, a step towards recovery. 

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Car accidents can reshape lives in an instant, causing both visible and unseen wounds. Beyond the physical injuries, there lies a realm of emotional impact that we understand deeply. Let us be your guide on this path to healing, as we address not just the surface, but the layers beneath, helping you find your way to renewal.

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Have you been in a recent motor vehicle accident? This is how we can help.

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If your accident occurred on or after April 1st 2019, you're eligible for pre-approved counselling sessions without needing a doctor's referral. Within 12 weeks of the motor vehicle accident, you have the opportunity to engage in up to 12 fully paid counselling sessions, all aimed at helping you on your path to recovery.

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Your Journey to Healing

Car accidents can leave emotional and physical scars, causing life-altering shifts in a matter of seconds. Thousands of fellow British Columbians experience this reality every year. Beyond the physical injuries, there's a world of psychological impact that often remains unseen.

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Navigating post-Accident Trauma

After an accident, the signs of trauma might manifest in various ways, from an apprehension of driving to intrusive memories that disrupt your peace. You could find yourself grappling with panic attacks, sleepless nights, and a racing heartbeat. Fatigue and muscle tension might become unwelcome companions, along with headaches and moments of forgetfulness.

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Common Physical Symptoms of MVA Trauma include:

  • Fear of driving

  • Panic attacks

  • Insomnia

  • Intrusive memories, flashbacks and nightmares

  • Racing heartbeat

  • Fatigue and low energy

  • Muscle tension, aches and pains

  • Headaches

  • Forgetfulness

  • Irritability 

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We understand the complexity of your journey, and we're here to provide support that goes beyond the surface. Let us walk alongside you as you heal, knowing that you have the opportunity to access the care you need. â€‹

Wellness Talks

Esha Shoker MCP, RCC (#16889 BCACC) Registered Clinical Counsellor

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