Psychological Assessment and Therapy After a Motor Vehicle Accident
Car accidents can affect more than your body. We provide therapy and assessment services to help you process emotional distress, manage cognitive changes, and support your recovery—whether symptoms are new or resurfacing.
The Psychological Impact of Motor Vehicle Accidents
Some of the most common symptoms include:
Increased anxiety, irritability, or mood changes
Did You Know? Coverage and Access Through Alberta’s MVA Benefits
Under Alberta’s Bill 41 (Enhancing Driver Affordability and Care Act), individuals with MVA-related injuries or trauma can access psychological care with up to $1,000 in benefits. These benefits are available within 90 days of the accident, so timely access is important.
If you reach out after the 90-day period, we can still support you. Our team can provide your insurer with clinical documentation that outlines your symptoms and justifies the need for continued therapy or additional coverage.
How to Get Started With MVA-Funded Psychological Support
Confirm Coverage With Your Insurer
Submit a Doctor’s Note (If Required)
Some insurers may request a doctor’s note stating that psychological support is recommended. If needed, send this note directly to us at arch@archpsychological.com so we can assist with next steps.
Book Your Initial Assessment
Begin Treatment
Take the First Step Toward Recovery After a Motor Vehicle Accident
You don’t have to navigate post-accident recovery on your own. If you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident, psychological support may be available to you at no cost through your insurance provider. Our team is here to walk you through the process, help you access benefits, and connect you with care that supports your healing—mentally and emotionally.
Call us or fill out the contact form to get started. We’ll guide you through every step.
Let’s Talk. We’re Here to Help.
