Car Accident Trauma Counselling

Are you suffering psychologically or emotionally following a motor vehicle accident? Following your road traffic accident are you left with:

• Fear of driving?
• Panic attacks?
• Suffering from nightmares and flashbacks?
• Increased stress trying to cope with everyday things?
• Feeling guilty or worried about others who were injured or killed in the accident?
• Loss of self esteem and financial hardship because you cannot return to work?
• Persistent physical pain that is affecting your intimate relationships?

The emotional impact from a car accident can be traumatic.

Your car accident has impacted your life on many more levels than you could have imagined and you find yourself at a loss to know how to cope. Even though you know your friends and family are doing their best to help you, they don’t really seem to understand and you sense their frustration. You are wondering when your life will get back to normal and fearful that it might not ever be the same again. You may even be experiencing symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). You can resolve your current problems, rebuild your sense of personal power and move beyond this difficult time. Where do I get help? The Family Enhancement Centre has many trained therapists who are skilled at quickly putting you at ease and making each session a positive experience. We can help you individually as well as with your whole family to help improve your relationships. We pride ourselves on:

• Having no waiting list, you can begin sessions within a week of your initial call;
• We offer in home or in office sessions;
• We can provide counselling in multiple languages;
• We communicate directly with your insurance adjuster so you don’t have to worry about getting through the red tape.

With counselling you can:

• Resolve your fear and drive with confidence again.
• Overcome panic attacks.
• Put an end to nightmares and flashbacks.
• Manage your stress and take back control of your life.
• Gain peace of mind working through your difficult feelings.
• Rebuild your self esteem and return to work.
• Understand the emotional impact of pain and rebuild your relationships.