After a motor vehicle accident, there can be a lot to navigate. Recovery, appointments, insurance, paperwork, and everyday life can quickly become overwhelming.
This free virtual webinar offers clear, practical information for people affected by motor vehicle accidents in Ontario, as well as family members and supporters.
We’ll talk about:
• How rehabilitation and Accident Benefits generally work in Ontario
• Who may be part of your rehabilitation and support team
• Practical ways to stay organized during recovery
• Questions you may want to ask your providers or insurer
• Simple skills for coping with stress and uncertainty
Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
Live on Zoom • Approximately 50 minutes
Register below
The Zoom link will be emailed to you before the webinar.
Prefer to register by email? Contact: Info@invictaworks.org
SOCIAL WORK SERVICES FOR
Motor Vehicle Accident Survivors
Being involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) can be a traumatic and overwhelming experience. The physical, emotional, and financial effects can be long-lasting and impact multiple aspects of a person's life. Clients may experience a range of symptoms, such as physical injuries, chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, and difficulty returning to work or daily activities. The legal process can also be confusing and stressful, with clients having to navigate the insurance system and prepare for Insurer's Examinations.
Invicta Works offers a variety of services to support survivors of motor vehicle accidents, including:
Practical assistance, such as preparing documents, organizing files and submitting receipts for reimbursement, and supporting clients in accessing basic needs.
Advocacy, such as challenging denials, preparing clients for insurer's examinations, conducting medical file reviews, and providing documentation to support clients' claims.
Counselling, including psychotherapy, coping strategies, solution exploration, and crisis intervention to reduce crisis calls to legal.
Education on legal information, such as rights and responsibilities, tort and AB processes, litigation fatigue, and building a case, as well as mental health information on diagnosis and treatment.
Coordination of services and benefits, including making referrals, coordinating appointments, and collaborating with other providers to communicate clients' needs.
MVA Support Group, a virtual group using Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and an ecosystemic approach to support survivors in navigating the insurance system and coping with the effects of their accident.