Support for Work-Related Injuries with WCB Claims

Empowering Your Recovery from Work-Related Injuries

At Envision Mind Care, we specialize in supporting individuals with work-related injury claims in Alberta. Whether you have suffered a physical injury on the job or are experiencing psychological challenges, our comprehensive programs are designed to facilitate your recovery and well-being. Our collaboration with you and the Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) of Alberta ensures that you receive expert diagnostic care, access to novel treatments as you navigate your recovery journey. Our goal is to help you get your life back.

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Dedicated Support for Alberta's Workforce

Our services cater to a wide range of workers affected by workplace injuries. We have extensive experience assisting:

  • Construction and industrial workers recovering from accidents

  • Office professionals experiencing stress-related conditions

  • Healthcare workers dealing with occupational injuries

  • First responders seeking psychological injury treatment

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Tailored Treatment Programs for WCB Clients

Envision Mind Care offers customized therapies to address both psychological and physical conditions resulting from workplace incidents. Our interdisciplinary teams provide holistic care, ensuring that every aspect of your recovery is attended to with professionalism and empathy.

  • Substance Use or Behavioural use disorder : If you are coping with your trauma from using substances, or eating excessively to manage your feelings. talk to us to help you get unstuck and move on.

  • Traumatic Psychological Injury Treatment: Address PTSD, anxiety, and depression with evidence-based therapies such as Ketamine, TMS, CBT and EMDR.

  • Pain Management: For those recovering from physical injuries but still suffering from pain for more than 6 months

Experts in Traumatic Psychological Injury

Our therapists are trained to understand the complexities of psychological injuries that occur due to traumatic workplace incidents including bullying, harassment. Whether you're dealing with PTSD symptoms or the emotional aftermath of a physical injury, our support ensures effective recovery.

In Canada, about 64% of adults have faced a potentially psychologically traumatic event (PPTE).

These events, including experiences of death, threatened death, or sexual violence, can lead to long-lasting effects like PTSD. This condition profoundly impacts individuals, their families, and workplaces alike.

Source: Health Infobase Canada

We are here to support WCB Claimants.

If you or a loved one is experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, or other conditions related to a workplace injury, we provide effective treatment and therapy to alleviate symptoms.

Complete the online form, and our client care team will reach out to guide you through the next steps.

A doctors referral is not necessary. We welcome self-referrals.

Navigating WCB Claims

Seamless Claim Integration

Starting a WCB claim can be daunting. At Envision Mind Care, we simplify the process, working alongside you and WCB Alberta to initiate your claim and ensure you access the treatments and resources available to you.

Getting Started with Your WCB Claim

  1. Submit Your Claim: Reporting your work-related injury is the first crucial step. You can easily submit a claim through WCB's online portal or via fax.

  2. What to Expect: After submitting your claim, both you and your employer will provide information about the incident. WCB will review your reports and might refer you to additional assessments.

  3. Claim Assessment and Approval: Claims are typically accepted when a clear diagnosis is made following exposure to a work-related event or cumulative stressors.

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Our Care Model

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Trauma Psychological Injury (TPI) Model

Our TPI care model is designed for complex cases, providing tailored education and intervention with a focus on early and effective recovery. By working with experienced clinical teams, clients gain valuable skills and strategies to progress positively through their rehabilitation.

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Secondary Psychological Injury Support

Recognizing the intersection between physical and psychological health, our programs offer targeted support where emotional challenges arise from physical trauma, ensuring you receive holistic and integrated care.

Choose Envision Mind Care as Your Preferred WCB Mental Health Provider

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Our experienced team offers tailored solutions for both psychological and physical workplace injuries. With access to comprehensive care and personalized treatment plans, you can trust Envision to guide you through your recovery journey with empathy and expertise. By selecting us as your preferred provider, you gain not only access to advanced therapies but also a dedicated partner committed to supporting your well-being every step of the way.

FAQ for WCB claimants

  • Begin by submitting a report through WCB's online system or by fax, detailing your work-related injury. www.wcb.ab.ca

  • Many of our services are covered under WCB claims. We'll assist in coordinating with WCB to ensure you receive the appropriate care.

  • Both primary and secondary psychological injuries can be addressed through our comprehensive treatment programs.

  • Family involvement is encouraged and can be integrated into your therapeutic process to enhance support.