
Are you caring for a loved one with an acquired brain injury? Join us for our ABI Caregiver Group, facilitated by Registered Social Worker, Leah Swann, MSW.
#CaretoShare is a free support group, held virtually for 8 weeks so you can join us from the comfort of your own home.
What is Feedback Informed Treatment, or, FIT? To find out how it can improve the overall process of therapy, foster the client-therapist relationship, and empower clients, check out the article below.

Feedback-Informed Treatment: Empowering Clients to Use Their Voices
How often does your therapist ask you how they‘re doing? Or give you questionnaires to complete to see how y
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Research shows that athletes may be at an increased risk of experiencing issues related to mental health.
The article below discusses factors contributing to athletes' mental health, associated stigma, and how athletes can manage their mental health.

Mental Health in Athletes: Moving beyond the Stigma
Elite athletes withstand more than just physical pressure. But talking openly about mental health in athletes could change the stigma for good.
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We have recently completed our website's landing page for our LAUNCH program! Have a look below:

Launch For First Responders
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Our LAUNCH program shifts the way you approach your mental health, with a focus on education, early intervention, and self-awareness.
For more information, please check out our website: https://jettpsychologicalservices.com/services/#first-responders-veterans
We believe in helping first responders take care of their own mental health, so they can continue to help others.
Our Launch program was created to ensure first responders have access to help before they need it.
For more information, visit our website.

Sask. paramedic on psychological injury leave warns of mental health impact of strained system | CBC News
Saskatchewan is facing a provincewide shortage of ambulances, as well as long wait times for EMS responses, accordin...
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First responder's mental health is critically important. Take a look at the article below for some strategies essential to improving mental health and ensuring safe outcomes. #FirstResponders #MentalHealth #Safety #Wellbeing #Strategies
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/in-the-face-adversity/202004/first-responders-well-being-is-critically-important
If you’re a coach or leader, practice delaying your intuition.
We have a tendency to form an intuition about a player or team member and then use the rest of our interactions with them to confirm what we believe.
Instead, try to suspend judgement and see the data clearly.
The 7th Annual Invisible Wounds Conference for First Responders is taking place this Wednesday, October 5th and Thursday, October 6th, 2022.
The Keynote Speakers use both storytelling and actionable skill building to help first responders.
https://www.invisible-wounds.ca/upcoming-events
The Players' Tribune: NBA player John Wall opens up about his experiences with mental health struggles, suicidal thoughts, and seeking help.

I'm Still Here | By John Wall
It‘s bigger than basketball, what I‘m talking about. It‘s LIFE, right??
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Are you caring for a loved one with an acquired brain injury? Join us for our ABI Caregiver Group, facilitated by Registered Psychotherapist Tom Cebrat, M.A.
#CaretoShare is a free support group, held virtually for 8 weeks so you can join us from the comfort of your own home.
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Dr. Alex Auerbach is a Psychologist to Professional Athletes, Olympians, Special Forces, and Executives. He is a dynamic thinker with a strong ability to inspire others for growth.
Check out the link below for more information about his Maven course:

Mental Fitness for Executives and Leaders
Adopt an athlete's mentality to compete at the highest level, perform consistently under pressure, & use recovery to unlock your potential.
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What is Moral Injury and how does it affect those who are at a higher risk of experiencing psychologically traumatic events?
Check out the article below for more information about determinants of Moral Injury in Canadian Armed Forces Personnel.

Risk Factors for Moral Injury Among Canadian Armed Forces Personnel
The traumatic nature of high-risk military deployment events, such as combat, is well-recognized. However, whether other...
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To treat PTSD in first responders, it is important that symptoms are identified quickly. Check out the following article for more information and additional resources. #PTSD #FirstResponders #MentalHealth

PTSD in first responders can be prevented
PTSD can be treated, but symptoms need to be identified early.
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