Spinal Cord Injury Ontario
Carmit Kordov, MA Counselling Psych. CCDP, is an experienced Employment Counsellor currently working at Employment Services at Spinal Cord Injury Ontario since September 2019, specializing in individual and group counseling based on sociology and psychodynamics. Previous experience includes providing employment counseling and workshops at JVS Toronto, nonprofit administration and communications work as a self-employed professional, teaching English as a Second Language, and offering supportive counseling at various organizations such as the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada and Bloor West Village Women's Clinic. Carmit holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Adler School of Professional Psychology and has additional qualifications in teaching English, improvisation, and a Bachelor of Arts in English, Drama, and Social Sciences from the University of Alberta.
Spinal Cord Injury Ontario
Our essential goals have been intact since 1945, when our founders, having sustained spinal cord injury, returned to Ontario from the Second World War and rejected institutionalization as their lot in life. That spirit of moving boldly forward, of living the life you choose in spite of overwhelming challenges, characterizes our charity today, thanks to our active, caring community. OUR VISION People with spinal cord injury living the life they choose in a fully inclusive Ontario. OUR MISSION We deliver and champion excellence in service, support and advocacy for people with spinal cord injury.