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  • 300+ Years of Expertise: Unmatched public safety mental health experience.
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  • Stigma Reduction: Fosters a supportive workplace culture.
  • Inclusive: Meets specific needs of diverse PSP communities.
  • Tailored Organizational Services: Custom trauma training and education.
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Featured Services for PSP

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Mental Health Resources
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iCBT
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iCBT Family

Featured Resources for PSP

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Crisis Management: Considerations and Support
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Moral Injury: An Employee’s Guide to Understanding and Coping
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Leadership and Moral Injury: Tips to Support Your Team
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Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI) in the Workplace: Understanding, Support, and Recovery
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Supporting First Responders Through Trauma and Stress
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Supporting Successful Return to Work
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The Invisible Wounds of Mental Health Disorders
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The Many Faces of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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Your Healthy Workplace Strategy: How Employees Can Build a Positive Work Environment
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Improving Sleep for Public Safety Personnel
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Team Wellness
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Nutrition Tips for Public Safety Personnel
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The Invisible Barrier: Mental Health Stigma
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Supporting a Loved One in Public Safety Facing Addiction: A Family’s Role in the Journey to Recovery
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Vicarious Trauma in Corrections
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Understanding Addiction Through a Trauma-Informed Lens
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Understanding Anxiety & Depression in Public Safety Personnel and Supporting Recovery
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The Cost of Caring: Burnout in Public Safety Personnel
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Children of Public Safety Personnel (PSP): Understanding and Supporting Their Unique Needs
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Enhancing Mental Health for Ontario’s Public Safety Personnel and Their Families

The experiences of public safety personnel can impact everyone around them, including colleagues, family members, and friends. Understanding the importance of mental health can help you recognize early signs and risks to mental health and wellbeing. Providing resources to serving and retired public safety personnel and their families is an effective way to support mental health and wellbeing.

Featured Resources for Families of PSP

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Self-Guided ICBT for Spouse or Significant Others of PSP: The SSO Wellbeing Course by PSPNET
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About Sentio iCBT: Online Self-Guided Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Public Safety Personnel & Families
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Children of Public Safety Personnel (PSP): Understanding and Supporting Their Unique Needs
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Helping Grieving Employees
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Helping Someone You Care About Through Trauma & Symptoms of PTSI/PTSD
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How to Tell Your Child About Your Separation or Divorce
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Public Safety Personnel Families: Strengthening Relationships Through Stress and Shift Work
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Retirement and Your Relationship
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Supporting a Loved One in Public Safety Facing Addiction: A Family’s Role in the Journey to Recovery
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The Importance of Social Connections for Well-Being
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Coping with a Suicide Loss & Navigating Grief
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Crisis Management: Considerations and Support
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Suicide Prevention: What to Look for and How to Help
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Supporting First Responders Through Trauma and Stress
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Understanding Anxiety & Depression in Public Safety Personnel and Supporting Recovery
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Understanding Self-Harm and Suicide: Recognizing the Signs and Finding Support
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Privacy & Anonymity: Built for Trust & Confidentiality

Stigma and privacy concerns prevent many trauma-exposed public safety personnel (both uniform and civilian) from seeking support, that’s why Warrior Health is designed to be 100% confidential.

  • Secure & Anonymous Access – No personal identifiers are required to access the free resources.
  • Data Protection & Compliance – Meets the highest privacy standards, ensuring secure access to mental health resources.
  • Control Over Organizational Services – Employers can purchase services and provide independent employee access.
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