Occupational Therapy

Improve overall function, including mental health, cognitive health, functional capacity and energy optimization.

I was in a horrible car accident a few years ago for which I had sustained a concussion. I knew when I began to slur my words and was unable to create complete sentences, something was terribly wrong. My friends and family urged immediate attention with my physician where I was referred and began treatment. I was assigned an Occupational Therapist at the clinic and we began cognitive repair, physiotherapy, migraine therapy, fears of driving, nightmare treatments, and yoga. The list felt infinite. Every problem that arose they assisted in helping find a solution. I was scared, hurt and devastated upon beginning, but as each session progressed, I felt so hopeful. I began to practice anything that was recommended and slowly but surely things began to improve. It’s been a long, hard journey of rehabilitation mentally as well as physically but I am so grateful this practice exists.

About Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy provides services to support clients having difficulty participating in daily activities (e.g. self-care, household management, leisure, work, and school).

What to Expect

Occupational therapists look at a person’s overall function, including components of mental health, cognitive health, functional capacity and energy optimization.

Your occupational therapist can help teach you strategies to improve cognitive performance, better manage stress, improve sleep and fatigue, live well with a chronic condition, return to work or school, make your home safe and accessible, and engage in relaxation/energy conservation techniques.

 

Appointments and Billing

We offer online booking and direct billing to all extended benefits providers. To schedule an appointment, please click here.

Our Occupational Therapists

Our team of occupational therapists are experienced in helping individuals struggling with their daily activities due to disability, injury, or a chronic condition. They focus on treating the whole person, and work with our multi-disciplinary team of clinicians to support their clients in returning to meaningful activities. 

Kevin Holman

Occupational Therapist 

About Kevin

Kevin is passionate about finding creative solutions to help his clients engage in meaningful occupations, no matter what the barrier might be, whether it is physical, psychological or cognitive. He is a strong advocate for those affected by invisible impairments. Book with Kevin.

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Zara Dureno

Occupational Therapist

About Zara

Zara has worked with a variety of ages and populations and has developed a strong skill set in traumatic brain injuries, mental health, chronic pain and concussion. She is certified to provide neurofeedback therapy, an innovative technology that helps her clients return to meaningful activities. Book with Zara.

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Alina Kassam

Occupational Therapist

About Alina

Alina utilizes an evidence-based approach to deliver a supportive treatment when working with her clients. She has experience in working with children who have speech and/or language impairments, developmental disorders, and intellectual disabilities. She works with adults who have experienced a traumatic brain injury, and are living with physical, cognitive, and mental health challenges. Book with Alina.

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Martina Forster

Occupational Therapist

About Martina

Martina is an impassioned OT who has developed an interest in working with cognitive rehabilitation, particularly with Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. She is excited and inspired to create new and innovative ways to service her patients’ health care needs. Book with Martina.

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