Rory Hustler
88 Debora Dr.
Grimsby, On.
L3M 4J3
D.T. Designation – Driving Therapist, Designation 2001
As mentioned, our rehabilitation techniques as Driving Therapists include (but are not limited to):
Panic Attack & Phobia In-Vehicle
Systematic Desensitization
Exposure Therapy
Low-stress Driving Techniques
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy In-Vehicle
Confidence building Technique
High Anxiety In-Vehicle
Road Safety Facilitators Course
Driver Competency Assessment (D.C.A. Designation assigned with completion) Industry standard. Decision Making and the Driving Task
Facilitating Learning In-Vehicle
Facilitating Learning of the Experienced Driver
Trauma – Levels 1, 2, & 3
Traumatic Brain Injury
Anxiety and Phobias
Panic Attacks, Consequences and Reactive Effects
Understanding Depression
Decisions and Choices in Today’s Driving Environment
P.T.S.D. – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Drinking, Drugs and Driving, Levels 1, 2, & 3
Driving with Bikes, CAN-Bike
Cell Phones, Conversation and Coffee; the Role of Inattention and Distractibility in Driving Inattention, Multi-tasking and Motivation
Driving Therapist – Peer Review
Advanced Driving Skills (Low Risk)
Other Related Courses:
Skid School, Oakville Ontario
St. John Ambulance
CPR Course
Driving Therapy Rehabilitation Specialties:
As mentioned, our rehabilitation techniques as Driving Therapists include (but are not limited to):
Panic Attack & Phobia In-Vehicle
Systematic Desensitization
Exposure Therapy
Low-stress Driving Techniques
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy In-Vehicle
Confidence building Technique
High Anxiety In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
Low-stress Driving Skills
Driving Improvement Skills
Defensive Driving Skills
Co-Operative Driving Skills
Visual Search Patterns Recognition and Implementation
Pain Management In-Vehicle
Ergonomically correct seating positions
Driving Techniques to compensate for Physical Limitations
Adaptive Devices to aid in pain reduction while In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
As Driving Therapists our role is to help people overcome their anxiety, pain and trauma in-vehicle and recover their confidence and transportation mobility.
Recognized by the following Professional Associations:
HCAI & AISI (Ontario Insurance Provider Recognition & FSCO/SABS Regulations) AISI #T5264
Member of the Association of Driving Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED).
VRA Ontario Society Member (E & O Coverage)
C.A.R.S.P. The Canadian Association of Road Safety Professionals
R.S.E.A. – The Road Safety Educators Association
C.A.R.P. – Canadian association of Rehabilitation Professionals
Bryan Hustler
134 Oneida Blvd.
Ancaster, On.
L9G 3C9
D.T. Designation – Driving Therapist, Designation 2001 Courses and Studies covered in the Driving Therapy Program from the Road Safety Educators Association.
Road Safety Facilitators Courses
Driver Competency Assessment (D.C.A. Designation assigned with completion)
Industry standard.
Decision Making and the Driving Task
Facilitating Learning In-Vehicle
Facilitating Learning of the Experienced Driver
Trauma – Levels 1, 2, & 3
Traumatic Brain Injury
Anxiety and Phobias
Panic Attacks,
Consequences and Reactive Effects
Understanding Depression
Decisions and Choices in Today’s Driving Environment
P.T.S.D. – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Drinking, Drugs and Driving, Levels 1, 2, & 3
Driving with Bikes, CAN-Bike
Cell Phones, Conversation and Coffee; the Role of Inattention and Distractibility in Driving
Inattention, Multi-tasking and Motivation
Driving Therapist – Peer Review
Advanced Driving Skills (Low Risk)
Other Related Courses:
Skid School, Oakville Ontario
St. John Ambulance
CPR Course
Member of ADED - The Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialist
Driving Therapy Rehabilitation Specialties:
As mentioned, our rehabilitation techniques as Driving Therapists include (but are not limited to):
Panic Attack & Phobia In-Vehicle
Systematic Desensitization
Exposure Therapy
Low-stress Driving Techniques
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy In-Vehicle
Confidence building Techniques
High Anxiety In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
Low-stress Driving Skills
Driving Improvement Skills
Defensive Driving Skills
Co-Operative Driving Skills
Visual Search Patterns Recognition and Implementation
Pain Management In-Vehicle
Ergonomically correct seating positions
Driving Techniques to compensate for Physical Limitations
Adaptive Devices to aid in pain reduction while In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
As Driving Therapists our role is to help people overcome their anxiety, pain and trauma in-vehicle and recover their confidence and transportation mobility.
Recognized by the following Professional Associations:
HCAI & AISI (Ontario Insurance Provider Recognition & FSCO/SABS Regulations) AISI #T5264
VRA Ontario Society Member (E & O Coverage)
C.A.R.S.P. The Canadian Association of Road Safety Professionals
R.S.E.A. – The Road Safety Educators Association
C.A.R.P. – Canadian association of Rehabilitation Professionals
Tim Danter
882 Fairway Rd. N
Kitchener Ontario
N2A 0C2
Franchisee Young Drivers of Canada Oakville and Milton 1990 – 2008,
Burlington North 1999 – 2008
➢ Delivery of Ministry of Transportation Beginner Driver Education Courses
➢ Administration of sales, service of multi-line products
➢ Management of unionized employees
➢ ISO 9001 rating
➢ Centre of the Year 2001
➢ Presidents Award 2001
➢ 100% Customer Satisfaction Rating YOY
➢ 20,000 plus successful graduates
DriveWise Oakville – 2008-2017
➢ Delivery of Ministry of Transportation Beginner Driver Education Courses
➢ Driver Simulation for Novice, EMS, Fire Departments, Municipalities, Government Agencies, Corporations
Provincial Licenced Driving Instructor – 1987
➢ Delivery of training to Class G1, G2 and G drivers
➢ Knowledge of and training of Highway Traffic Act
➢ Delivery of training of defensive driving techniques
➢ Corporate drivers
➢ Delivery of training to Class G1, G2 and G drivers
➢ Knowledge of and training of Highway Traffic Act
➢ Delivery of training of defensive driving techniques
➢ Corporate drivers
➢ Fleet drivers
➢ New drivers to Ontario
Provincial Licenced Driving Instructor – Classroom – 1989
➢ Facilitating and delivery Ministry of Transportation Approved curriculum
Driver Rehabilitation Specialist
Driver Competency Assessment (D.C.A. Designation assigned with completion)
Industry standard.
Decision Making and the Driving Task
Facilitating Learning In-Vehicle
Facilitating Learning of the Experienced Driver
Traumatic Brain Injury
Anxiety and Phobias
Panic Attacks,
Consequences and Reactive Effects
Understanding Depression
Decisions and Choices in Today’s Driving Environment
P.T.S.D. – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Inattention, Multi-tasking and Motivation
Driving Therapist – Peer Review
Advanced Driving Skills (Low Risk)
Adaptive Equipment – Hand Controls, Left Foot Accelerator, Spinner Knobs
Other Related Courses:
Skid School, Oakville Ontario
St. John Ambulance
CPR Course
Ontario Safety League,
Supervisor Instructor
Ontario Safety League,
Vehicle Collision Investigation Course
Canada Safety Course,
DDC/DIC/PDIC (Certificate Course Required to Train Trainers)
Infrastructure Health & Safety Association, Highway Traffic Act
Infrastructure Health & Safety Association, Due Diligence
Head Driving Instructor - Panel Expert
➢ Canada's Worst Driver, Season 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
My rehabilitation techniques as Driving Therapists include (but are not limited to):
Panic Attack & Phobia In-Vehicle
Systematic Desensitization
Exposure Therapy
Low-stress Driving Techniques
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy In-Vehicle
Confidence building Techniques
High Anxiety In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
Low-stress Driving Skills
Driving Improvement Skills
Defensive Driving Skills
Co-Operative Driving Skills
Visual Search Patterns Recognition and Implementation
Pain Management In-Vehicle
Ergonomically correct seating positions
Driving Techniques to compensate for Physical Limitations
Adaptive Devices to aid in pain reduction while In-Vehicle
Relaxation Techniques
As Driving Therapists our role is to help people overcome their anxiety, pain and trauma in-vehicle and recover their confidence and transportation mobility.
Recognized by the following Professional Associations
Accredited member and current vice president of the Ontario chapter of the Association of Driving Rehabilitation Specialists (ADED).
VRA Ontario Society Member (E & O Coverage)
C.A.R.S.P. The Canadian Association of Road Safety Professionals
R.S.E.A. – The Road Safety Educators Association
C.A.R.P. – Canadian association of Rehabilitation
Jan Parkinson
St. Marys, On.
D.T. Designation – Driving Therapist
Courses and Studies covered in the Driving Therapy Program from the Road Safety Educators Association.
Road Safety Facilitators Courses Driver Competency Assessment (D.C.A. Designation assigned with completion) Industry standard.
Decision Making and the Driving Task Facilitating Learning In-Vehicle Facilitating Learning of the Experienced Driver
Trauma – Levels 1, 2, & 3
Traumatic Brain Injury
Anxiety and Phobias Panic Attacks, Consequences and Reactive Effects Understanding Depression
Decisions and Choices in Today’s Driving Environment
P.T.S.D. – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Drinking, Drugs and Driving, Levels 1, 2, & 3
Driving with Bikes, CAN-Bike
Cell Phones, Conversation and Coffee; the Role of Inattention and Distractibility in Driving
Inattention, Multi-tasking and Motivation Driving Therapist – Peer Review Advanced Driving Skills (Low Risk)
Other Related Courses: Skid School, Oakville Ontario St. John Ambulance CPR Course
Driving Therapy Rehabilitation Specialties: As mentioned, our rehabilitation techniques as Driving Therapists include (but are not limited to):
Panic Attack & Phobia In-Vehicle Systematic Desensitization
Exposure Therapy Low-stress Driving Techniques
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
In-Vehicle Confidence building techniques
High Anxiety In-Vehicle Relaxation Techniques
Low-stress Driving Skills
Driving Improvement Skills
Defensive Driving Skills Co-Operative Driving Skills
Visual Search Patterns Recognition and Implementation
Pain Management In-Vehicle Ergonomically correct seating positions Driving Techniques to compensate for Physical Limitations Adaptive Devices to aid in pain reduction while In-Vehicle Relaxation Techniques
As Driving Therapists our role is to help people overcome their anxiety, pain and trauma in-vehicle and recover their confidence and transportation mobility.
Recognized by the following Professional Associations:
VRA Ontario Society Member (E & O Coverage)
Member of ADED - The Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialist C.A.R.S.P. The Canadian Association of Road Safety Professionals
R.S.E.A. – The Road Safety Educators Association
C.A.R.P. – Canadian association of Rehabilitation Professionals
