Erica Murray is a passionate and experienced Registered Occupational Therapist with over 4 years of clinical practice. She is in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario and is a graduate of the University of Toronto. Her career has been dedicated to supporting individuals recovering from traumatic and life-altering events across diverse populations and age groups.

Erica has extensive experience in community-based rehabilitation, working with clients affected by acquired and traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, chronic pain, orthopedic conditions, and mental health challenges. Her expertise also extends to pediatric care, where she specializes in supporting children with autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, and sensory processing challenges. She is skilled in addressing emotional regulation difficulties, social skills development, fine and gross motor delays, and activities of daily living training for young clients.

In her work with children with autism and developmental disabilities, Erica employs evidence-based interventions to support sensory integration, communication development, and behavioral strategies that promote independence and participation in home, school, and community settings. She collaborates closely with families, educators, and interdisciplinary teams to create comprehensive treatment plans tailored to each child’s unique strengths and needs.

Her work spans both public and private healthcare sectors, allowing her to bring a well-rounded and compassionate approach to client care. Erica excels in developing individualized care plans that address accessibility needs, equipment recommendations, and community reintegration strategies for clients of all ages.

With a client-centered approach and commitment to ongoing evaluation and adaptation of treatment strategies, Erica empowers individuals and families to overcome obstacles and achieve their maximum potential in daily living, education, and community participation.

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Populations: Adults, Teenagers. Injuries: Acquired Brain Injury/Concussion, Spinal Cord Injury, Amputees, Complex Orthopaedics, Chronic Pain, Complex Psychiatric, Psychological (PTSD, Mood/Behavioural).

Report Services: Future Cost of Care Reports, Catastrophic Assessments (AMA & GOSE), Medical Legal Reports, Rebuttals, Assessments of Attendant Care Needs.

Interventions: Hospital discharges, functional restoration/ADL re-training, cognitive remediation & compensatory training, functional return to work, behavioural modification, chronic pain focused programs, home/vehicle accessibility, assistive device prescription, sleep hygiene, driver/passenger anxiety, low vision.

Highlight: Deemed a Qualified Medical Expert in Occupational Therapy by both the Superior Court of Justice and the Financial Services Commission of Ontario. From 2017 to 2023, Brenda was registered with the International Commission of Health Care Certifications as a Canadian Certified Life Care Planner.

Continuing Ed: Canadian Certified Life Care Planner pre-certification education through the University of Florida and the Institute of Rehabilitation Education and Training. Courses emphasized the medical and psychological aspects of Life Care Planning for clients with multiple disabilities, including, but not limited to brain injury, spinal cord injury, amputations, complex orthopaedics, and psychological/psychiatric impairment. Training also provided a strong foundation in the ethical and legal components of Life Care Planning. Other recent education includes Situational Assessments, Mindfulness, Housing, OT Outcome Measures, and Cognitive Assessment/Treatment.

Regions: Guelph Kitchener-Waterloo Hamilton Halton Milton Virtual - Provincial

Populations: Adults, Teenagers. Injuries: Acquired Brain Injury/Concussion, Spinal Cord Injury, ... Read More

Samantha Maas-Crowell is passionate about helping individuals recover and thrive after traumatic and life-changing events. She is a registered Occupational Therapist in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO) and a dedicated member of the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT), the Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (OSOT), and the Occupational Therapists Aboriginal Health Network. Samantha holds a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy and a Bachelor of Arts in Gerontology and Health Studies, both from McMaster University. With extensive experience in community-based rehabilitation, Samantha has worked with clients who have sustained traumatic and acquired brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, chronic pain, orthopedic injuries, and mental health challenges. Samantha is an Indigenous Occupational Therapist where her passion lies in supporting Indigenous persons and communities. Her clinical experience spans both the public and private sectors, including hospital and community-based settings in Ontario and British Columbia. She currently treatments adults and pediatric clientele. As the Practice Lead and Cultural Mentor at Innovative Occupational Therapy Services, she provides assessment and intervention services for individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents, workplace injuries, and other life-altering events. Her work includes cognitive remediation, functional restoration programs, vocational rehabilitation, and accessibility planning to support her clients’ independence and quality of life.

Committed to continuous learning and evidence-based practice, Samantha has obtained certifications in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Indigenous Trauma Informed Care, Indigenous Health Awareness, Exposure Therapy, Pediatric Sensory Integration, Sensory Modulation and Sensory Play/Intervention. She is also an advocate for culturally competent care and has been a guest lecturer at McMaster University, presenting on Indigenous health and Disability in Occupational Therapy. Samantha has contributed to research and professional education in the field, most recently presenting at the Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) Conference on brain injury rehabilitation through a cultural lens.

Beyond her professional work, Samantha is dedicated to community outreach and advocacy, particularly for marginalized populations. She has been involved in initiatives addressing Indigenous Health Disparities, Mental Health Outreach, and Advocating for Trauma-Informed Care. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family & friends, traveling, hiking, and canoeing.

Continuing Ed: • Trauma-Informed Care (TIC), Alberta Health (2025) • Outreach, Recruit, Retain Indigenous Employment Certification (2025) • Indigenous Peoples & Culture Certification (2024) • Executive Functioning Supports: Diving deeper into strategies and systems to support learning and work (2024) • Teaching Self-Regulation to children and adolescents: Theories and Techniques (2024) • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Strategies for Occupational Therapy (2024) • Delivering occupational therapy services in mental health: Clarifying roles, assessment, interventions, coping strategy content, & teaching process (2024) • Indigenous Awareness Certification (2023) • Indigenous Communication & Consultation Certification (2023) • Sensory intelligence & occupational therapy - A practical guide to co-create sensory self-regulation for mental health strategies with adolescents and adults (2023) • BEST strategies to promote occupational participation using a strengths-based and neurodiversity-affirming lens (2023) Autism & Sensory Processing Level 2 Course • A comprehensive introduction to sensory processing and autism: Towards the development of a strengths-based and neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy practice (2023) • Role of RSW and Consent training module (2023) • Biayr & Introduction Wellness Wheel & Worksheets Training module (2023) • Catastrophic Designation training module (2023) • Q-Global Training Module (2023) • Understanding Executive Dysfunction training module (2023) • Understanding Depression training module Part 1 (2023) • Cognifit & Functional Cognitive Assessment & Virtual Reality Interventions training module (2023) • CBT Foundational Course Level 1 (2022) • Concussion Rehab Works Inc Course Level 1 & Level 2 (2022) • Guest lecturer at McMaster University on Indigenous Health and Disability in Occupational Therapy (2021-2023). • Motivational Interviewing Course Level 1 (2020) • CPR Level C + AED Certification, Red Cross (May 2019) • CAOT Conference 2019 • Member of Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT) • Member of Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists (OSOT) • Palliative care Certificate, McMaster University (2019)

City/Region:

• Brantford • Tillsonburg/Woodstock • Ingersoll • Norwich • Delhi • Simcoe • Port Dover ______________ South / Southeast • Cayuga • Caledonia • Dunnville • Hagersville ______________ East / Northeast • Hamilton • Ancaster • Stoney Creek • Burlington • Oakville (on the edge of the 1-hour range) • Milton ______________ North / Northwest • Paris (right beside Brantford) • Cambridge • Kitchener • Waterloo • Guelph • Ayr • St. George ______________ Other notable communities within reach • Port Rowan (north shore of Lake Erie) • Dundas (west end of Hamilton) • Six Nations of the Grand River (directly south of Brantford

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Transforming lives through evidence-based, client-centered rehabilitation With over 12 years of dedicated experience in the medical-legal sector, Jenna Copeland stands at the forefront of occupational therapy practice, specializing in complex injury rehabilitation and pediatric care. Her comprehensive approach bridges the gap between medical recovery and meaningful reintegration into daily life, work, and community.

Professional Expertise Jenna provides transformative assessment and intervention services for individuals navigating life after serious injuries from motor vehicle accidents or workplace incidents. Her practice extends to children with neurodevelopmental conditions, where she implements innovative strategies to support those with ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Academic Credentials & Professional Standing: Master of Science in Occupational Therapy — Queen’s University Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology — University of Guelph

Registered member in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO)

Specialized Clinical Services: Jenna’s multifaceted practice encompasses:

Comprehensive Needs Assessments — Specialized in Attendant Care Needs Assessments (Form 1)

Community Integration — Personalized community-based therapy focused on functional independence

Cognitive Rehabilitation — Evidence-based interventions to restore and compensate for cognitive changes

Return-to-Activity Programming — Structured approaches for successful reintegration to work and educational environments

Mental Health Support — Trauma-informed psychotherapy for post-injury psychological adjustment

Complex Case Management — Coordinated care for catastrophic and multi-system injuries

Advanced Certifications & Specialized Training Jenna continuously expands her expertise through advanced training in: Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Concussion Management and Return-to Activity Protocols Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Neurodevelopmental Assessment and Intervention Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)

Clinical Scope Her extensive clinical experience encompasses clients with: Traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries Complex orthopedic trauma Chronic pain conditions Psychological adjustment challenges Neurodevelopmental differences

Professional Philosophy Jenna embraces a collaborative, client-centered approach that recognizes each person’s unique circumstances and goals. Her practice is guided by the fundamental belief that rehabilitation extends beyond physical recovery to encompass psychological wellbeing, social reintegration, and renewed life purpose.

​”My commitment is to empower clients on their journey toward reclaiming independence, discovering new capabilities, and achieving their highest potential quality of life.”

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Courtney Bowles is committed to helping individuals regain independence and improve their quality-of-life following injuries, traumatic events, and health challenges. As a Registered Occupational Therapist in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapy of Ontario, Courtney has experience in community-based rehabilitation and has worked with both pediatric and adult clients across the lifespan. Her experience includes assisting clients in returning to their daily activities after motor vehicle collisions, workplace injuries, traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, visual impairments, chronic pain, orthopedic injuries, and mental health challenges.

A graduate of McMaster University, Courtney takes a holistic approach to care, utilizing evidence-based interventions to address physical, cognitive, and psychological needs. She is certified in administering the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) to assess cognitive function and inform treatment planning. Courtney has completed several specialized courses to enhance her practice, including the Motivational Interviewing: Foundations of Practice course from CAMH, which helps her support clients in making meaningful changes to their health behaviors. She has also participated in the Cognitive Rehabilitation for Occupational Therapists: Level 1 course through CAOT and the Assessment and Treatment of Cognitive Function for Concussions course through Complete Concussion Management Inc., allowing her to offer specialized care to individuals recovering from concussions and promote cognitive rehabilitation.

In her free time, Courtney enjoys hiking, spending time with family and friends, and reading.

City/Region: Ingersoll, Ontario and surrounding areas

Specialized Training: Motivational Interviewing (MI): Foundations of Practice, CAMH

Assessment and Treatment of Cognitive Function for Concussions, Complete Concussion Management Inc.

Cognitive Rehabilitation for Occupational Therapists: Level 1, CAOT

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