Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D)
Start-to-finish help with your CPP Disability application—sharing your lived experience clearly and supporting your provider along the way.

Disability & benefit navigation across Canada
We help Canadians turn complex disability paperwork into a clear application—whether you’re applying for the Disability Tax Credit, CPP Disability, provincial benefits, or other programs. Clear, expert guidance with dignity at every step.
No obligation · No pressure to commit · Transparent next steps
Start here
A few questions about daily living impacts. We’ll help you understand whether the DTC, CPP-D, provincial disability, or other benefits may fit—before you commit time or resources.
Canada-wide
Virtual support for clients across the country.
Trauma-informed
Dignity-first care that respects your pace.
Provider-ready
Clear functional language clinicians can use.
20+ years experience
Deep practice across health and social systems.
Comprehensive Adjudicator & Program Coverage
We don’t just work with CRA. Our Registered Social Worker guides clients through complex applications across all Canadian disability adjudicators.
CRA (Federal)
T2201, Child Disability Benefit & RDSP
Service Canada
Monthly income replacement for contributors
Provincial Programs
Ontario, Alberta, BC, and other provincial programs (criteria vary by province)
Veterans Affairs (VAC)
Pensions & healthcare support for veterans
Private & WorkSafe
Private insurance & workplace injury appeals
How it works
Personal guidance—not a high-volume claims mill. We walk with you from first questions through CRA follow-through.
Start with a short assessment about daily living impacts. We’ll help you see whether pursuing the DTC, CPP-D, or provincial disability fits your situation.
In a supportive intake with a Registered Social Worker, we capture how impairments affect day-to-day life—not just diagnoses. You set the pace.
We help build a clear, provider-ready picture for your doctor or practitioner, coordinate paperwork, and stay with you through CRA or program decisions.

Meet your specialist
Registered Social Worker & Disability Navigation Specialist
For more than twenty years, Aimee has helped individuals and families navigate Canada’s health and social programs—turning complexity into step-by-step action.
Beyond credentials, Aimee brings deep lived experience as a mother of five—including two social workers and a mental-health advocate—and as a parent to a daughter with Down syndrome and a son on the autism spectrum. That keeps her practice practical, compassionate, and focused on what works for real people.
Physicians and clinicians are extremely busy. Form T2201 Part B and CPP-D medical reports require specific, criteria-aligned functional language that standard chart notes don’t always capture.
Are you a physician, nurse practitioner, or allied health clinician looking for structured functional impact summaries for your patient’s DTC or CPP-D application?
Led by Aimee, Registered Social Worker (RSW)
20+ years practicing across acute care & primary care networks.
What benefits can mean
Outcomes depend on each program's decision. Here's the high-level picture—without guarantees.
If approved, the DTC may reduce income tax for you or a supporting family member.
In some cases, CRA may recognize eligibility for previous years—subject to their rules.
Support whether you’re applying for yourself or someone you care for.
Not affiliated with the CRA. General guidance only—not legal, tax, medical, or financial advice. Approval is never guaranteed.
Taking our online assessment and having an initial consultation with Aimee is completely free with zero obligation.
We review your situation and provide a transparent, written service agreement before you ever decide to hire us.
Payment arrangements are only finalized after you choose to move forward. No high-pressure sales or hidden surprises.
Ready to explore your options without pressure?
Get plain-language answers tailored to your specific situation.
Client stories
Client-reported experiences. Individual results vary.
“It looks like my DTC application was APPROVED!!! It says “1994 to Indefinite — You are eligible to claim the disability tax credit for yourself.” Oh my goodness!”
“Thanks to your help I got approved for the DTC. Thanks to you I will be getting back about $16,608 from the years 2015 till 2024.”
“My assessment was successful! It looks like I’ll be getting back around $20,000. Oh my goodness, thank you so much for your help!!!”
Individual results vary. Approval is never guaranteed. Dollar amounts and timelines are client-reported outcomes and are not promises of future results.
More success stories →Who explores disability benefits
Eligibility is about how impairments affect daily living—not a diagnosis name alone. These are examples people often ask about.
Also available
Our primary focus is disability benefits navigation. We also help with related pathways.
Start-to-finish help with your CPP Disability application—sharing your lived experience clearly and supporting your provider along the way.
Assistance across Canada with provincial disability programs—criteria-aware guidance matched to your province.
Consultation, planning, and support for individuals, families, and agencies navigating health and social systems.
Start with a short qualification assessment—no obligation. Prefer to talk it through? Book a free, no-pressure consult.