Covered Mental Health Care for Injured Workers
Recovery after a workplace injury or difficult workplace incident is rarely just physical. Anxiety, low mood, sleep problems, and trauma responses often follow, and the paperwork can add pressure to an already difficult time. At New Track Selfcare, WSIB approved psychological evaluation and psychotherapy is delivered by qualified clinical psychologists and therapists who work directly with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, so eligible workers can access covered sessions without out-of-pocket costs during recovery.
Who Qualifies for WSIB-Covered Sessions
You may qualify for WSIB covered therapy through New Track Selfcare if:
You hold an approved WSIB claim number
Your injury falls under mental stress
A workplace event contributed to your psychological injury
You are a first responder under presumptive legislation
A workplace injury led to psychological symptoms
Our team confirms your claim status with your case manager, verifies pre-authorization, and coordinates directly with WSIB before your first session.
How the WSIB Process Works
Claim Verification
Share your 8-digit WSIB claim number. Your provider confirms pre-authorization with WSIB and clarifies what your approved treatment plan covers before booking.
Structured Treatment Blocks
Sessions are delivered in WSIB treatment blocks, following recovery-focused SMART goals and Mental Health Program of Care reporting standards.
Direct Billing to WSIB
WSIB direct billing therapy means no out-of-pocket costs. Session notes, progress reports, and outcome tracking are submitted for you.
Start Your Recovery With Covered Psychotherapy Today
Recovering from a workplace mental health injury takes structure, patience, and the right clinical support. With WSIB direct billing therapy, coordinated care, and qualified therapists at our London and Vaughan clinics, New Track Selfcare helps injured workers move forward with confidence.
DISCLAIMER : Coverage under WSIB is subject to claim approval, pre-authorization, and program eligibility as determined by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical or legal advice. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider and your WSIB case manager for guidance specific to your situation.
Our WSIB Services
Psychological Evaluation
We provide comprehensive assessments and personalized recovery support. Care begins with an assessment by a psychologist or psychological associate, followed by ongoing treatment tailored to individual needs.
Chronic Mental Stress
Chronic mental stress counselling for workers with psychological injury from ongoing workplace stressors like sustained harassment, bullying, or toxic conditions.
First Responder PTSD
First responder PTSD therapy for firefighters, paramedics, police, corrections officers, nurses, and others covered under Ontario's presumptive PTSD legislation.
Ongoing Therapy
We provide ongoing psychotherapy tailored to each person’s needs, with consistent support to address mental health concerns, build coping strategies, and work toward meaningful recovery goals.
Get in Touch
We’re here to support your wellness journey. If you have questions about our services, treatments, or would like to schedule a consultation, our team is ready to help. Reach out today and take the first step toward better mental health and well-being.
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Frequently Asked Questions
WSIB-approved psychotherapy is funded through an approved workplace injury claim and follows structured reporting. Private psychotherapy is paid for privately or through benefits.
Yes. An approved WSIB claim number and pre-authorization are required before your covered sessions begin.
Yes. Sessions are delivered in-clinic at our locations or over secure video for your convenience.
Approvals are granted in treatment blocks. WSIB determines the covered session count.
No. Approved sessions are billed directly to WSIB by your WSIB mental health therapist, so there are no out-of-pocket costs.
If your WSIB claim is denied, we can discuss private psychotherapy options or community resources.