Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Psychological Treatment
Psychological Treatment After a Motor Vehicle Accident
Being involved in a motor vehicle accident can affect far more than physical recovery. Many people experience anxiety, changes in mood, trauma symptoms, difficulty concentrating, or a loss of confidence returning to everyday activities.
At Walnut Orchard Psychology Services, we provide evidence-based psychological treatment for adults recovering from motor vehicle accidents. We are registered with Ontario's Health Claims for Auto Insurance (HCAI) system and can submit approved treatment plans and invoices directly to your automobile insurer.
Whether you're struggling with driving anxiety, post-traumatic stress, depression, chronic pain adjustment, or cognitive changes following your accident, our goal is to help you return to the life that matters to you.
What to Expect
If you're referred to our practice—or contact us directly—we'll review your accident, discuss your current concerns, and determine what treatment is likely to be most helpful. If you have an open automobile insurance claim, we can work with your adjuster and submit the required HCAI documentation.
Treatment is individualized and based on your specific needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I covered for psychological assessment and treatment after a motor vehicle accident?
You may be eligible for HCAI funded services if you have:
• Been involved in a motor vehicle accident in Ontario
• An active auto insurance claim (Accident Benefits claim)
• Psychological, emotional, or cognitive symptoms following the accident
• Referral from a physician, allied health provider, or case manager (or self referral in many cases)
If you are unsure about eligibility, we can help clarify coverage with your insurance provider.
Who can refer to psychological services?
We accept referrals for MVA psychological treatment from:
• Family physicians
• Specialists (e.g., neurologists, pain specialists)
• Physiotherapists and chiropractors
• Insurance adjusters and case managers
• Self referrals from individuals with open automobile insurance claims
How is treatment paid for?
As an HCAI registered provider, we submit approved treatment plans and invoices directly to automobile insurers.
This reduces administrative burden for clients and helps streamline access to care following a motor vehicle accident.
