News and Events
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Fri09Sep2016
Please join us for a workshop in Barrie September 27, 2016, where we will be providing education and resources …
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Mon13Jun2016
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of one our best, Rob Kattenhorn. Rob was a dedicated, mu …
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Thu21Jan2016
Sandy and Kathy are proud parents of a baby boy Ben.
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Thu21Jan2016
Congratulation go out to Laura on the arrival of her baby boy Mason, who weighed in at 8lps 13oz.
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Wed30Dec2015
Congratulations go out to Ted on the arrival of his baby boy, Navier Catin, who weighed 7 lbs 4 oz.
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Wed30Dec2015
Congratulations go out to Tara on the arrival of her baby boy Christian Brian Strickland, who weighed 7 lbs 1 …
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Thu15Oct2015
Genevieve and Dalton are proud parents of a baby boy! Mitchell Dalton was born October 7th weighing 8lbs 12 o …
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Wed29Jul2015Sun30Aug2015
Brad and his wife Sherry had a beautiful baby boy on Saturday July 18, 2015 at 12:34 pm. His name is Braden an …
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Wed20May2015
Congratulations to Rick Hadleycrane on his new role as Vice President with Ontario Rehab Alliance. He was ele …
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Thu30Oct2014
We are very proud of Rob Kattenhorn who won Rehabilitation Professional of the Year, presented at the OBIA Tho …
Providing Quality Rehabilitation Support Service In Your Community Since 1998
Learn MoreLawlor Therapy Services Inc.
We provide a broad range of services for individuals who require one-on-one support, focusing on functional activities and cognitive remediation to assist people in achieving their maximum level of independence. Lawlor Therapy Support Services Inc. compliments services provided by an interdisciplinary team in a client's community, school, or work place. Rehabilitation Support Workers work under the direction of Regulated Health Care Professionals.
What Makes Our Service Unique?
A combination of program evaluation, documentation, and a collection of objective data.
Community
resources are
identified and
incorporated wherever possible.
Our area of expertise
is acquired brain injury, spinal cord, and
soft tissue injury.
(95% of our case load
involves working with
people who have an ABI.)
A holistic approach
to treatment is
incorporated including life skills, education,
and employment.
