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Living with a health condition can feel like you have lost control of your life and that your story is out of your hands.

You don’t get to choose whether you have a health condition or not, but you do get to decide how you move forward.

About Dennis Radman

The story began long ago. My interest in rehabilitation started long before he knew what a brain injury was. An early family tragedy led me down a path that I am continuing to forge to this day. Back then, it was described as compassion and love; today, the field uses the term caregiver. Many years passed. It was a roller-coaster that many are familiar with. I am grateful that at the end of the proverbial tunnel, I came out with foundational skills. Resilience, empathy, hope and cognitive-behavioural therapy are among my many treasured staples.

My Services

I conduct comprehensive evaluations to understand clients’ needs and challenges. Through various assessments, I gain insights into mental health, cognitive functioning, and other areas, enabling me to tailor personalized treatment plans and recommendations.

I offer a safe and supportive environment for individuals, couples, and families to explore their emotions, thoughts, and concerns. I work collaboratively with my clients to address mental health issues, improve communication, and develop coping strategies to enhance overall well-being.

I specialize in brain injury rehabilitation services, supporting individuals on their journey toward recovery after an acquired brain injury. I employ evidence-based therapies and interventions to improve cognitive, physical, and emotional functioning, fostering independence and a higher quality of life.

Consultation

I provide consultation services to individuals and organizations seeking guidance in the fields of social work, rehabilitation, and mental health. Whether you need expert advice on program development, policy implementation, or clinical best practices, my consultations offer valuable insights and solutions.

Explore inspiring stories of resilience and transformation through our case studies. Discover how individuals from various walks of life have overcome challenges and found hope and healing with our specialized rehabilitation services.

My Philosophy

Client-Centered Approach

The Client-Centered Approach, also known as Rogerian Therapy, is a humanistic and person-centred form of psychotherapy. At its core, this approach emphasizes the central role of the client in the therapeutic process. Unlike traditional therapeutic approaches that often involve the therapist taking a more directive role, in client-centred therapy, the client is placed firmly at the center.

Kate Ford | Student

It’ Like Magic!

At first, I didn’t believe in therapy. Once I opened the door, the strategies I learned were like magic. Amazing!

TJ Banks | Student

Fun!

Dennis made my therapy fun! I always joked with him, and I loved it!

Sally Dupont | Research Coordinator

Consummate Team Player

Dennis is the consummate team player. Classy, creative, and reliable – precisely the kind of colleague you want on your team.

Why Choose Me

With a lifetime of personal and professional experience, I bring a distinctive perspective and offer a unique approach.

With over 25 years of experience in brain injury rehabilitation, I hold a Master’s Degree in Social Work am currently pursuing a PhD in Rehabilitation Science. I am a certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS), ensuring that I have the expertise to provide the highest level of care.

I offer a wide range of services, from assessment to treatment and consultation. In my practice, collaboration isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the foundation upon which I build effective solutions that result in ideal partnerships for all stakeholders.

Selecting me means selecting someone who intimately comprehends the significance of emotions. My introverted disposition enables me to connect on a profound level, while my own life experiences have instilled in me the wisdom to compassionately guide my clients through the challenges they face.

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