WSIB Community Mental Health Program (CMHP)

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What is the WSIB Community Mental Health Program (CMHP)?

This psychological service is a structured, evidence-based, and outcome-focused treatment approach aimed at helping a client resolve psychological reactions, such as traumatic stress, to injuries or workplace incidents.

How does the WSIB Community Mental Health Program (CMHP) Work?

  • The process begins with an intake and pre-authorization to determine eligibility for WSIB CMHP.
  • A structured clinical interview is conducted to assess the nature and severity of psychological distress and its impact on the client’s personal and occupational functioning. Evidence-based tests and measures are administered.
  • A relevant treatment plan is developed to help return the client to their pre-injury level and restore occupational functioning. Three treatment blocks are provided at the onset. A treatment block includes six sessions to be completed over a period of eight weeks.
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Benefits of the WSIB Community Mental Health Program (CMHP)

  • Accurate Diagnosis of Psychological Impact: These assessments help identify psychological conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, or depression that are a direct result of a workplace injury.
  • Support for Recovery and Return to Work: WSIB CMHP facilitates tailored therapeutic interventions that aid in recovery and support a successful transition back to work.