CIPHER Introduction – Audiogram
CIPHER Introduction – Audiogram Explore the recent accomplishments of the CIPHER project and its collaborative ventures over the past few years. As the conclusion of the funding period approaches, we take a moment to reflect on and celebrate each project’s efforts. In their own words, the researchers from each group share insights into their unique […]
What is the PSPNET Families Wellbeing Hub? Why are families important?
The PSPNET Families recently sat-down with The Tonic Podcast and recorded a few interviews that help explain why their work is so important.
STEADY – Supporting Each Other
The STEADY staff wellness program was developed based on the available literature and input from stakeholders, guided by the Knowledge-to-Action (KTA) Implementation Science Framework. This infographic provides guidance to support staff through difficult situations by specifically outlining strategies to try and those to avoid.
PSPNet Families: Supports and Research for Families of Public Safety Personnel
What we do, who we reach, what’s trending, and where we’re going.
Experiences of Children Growing Up With a Parent who has Military-Related Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
When a child in a military family has a parent with PTSD, that child has increased risks of negative behavioral, psychological, biological, and social effects. These effects can have long-term repercussions into adulthood. The researchers found 12 studies to include in this review.
Spouse or Significant Other Wellbeing Course: Supporting Public Safety Personnel Families
Public Safety Personnel (PSP) do incredibly important work in ensuring the safety and security of Canadians, but these careers can affect their wellbeing. PSP are diverse, encompassing many professions, such as first responders (paramedics, firefighters, police), correctional workers, search and rescue personnel, and more.