Words Matter: “Talking about suicide”
CIPHER created the Words Matter campaign to share and promote a collective understanding of many well-known and used mental health terms that describe various occupationally related challenges many public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers (HCWs), veterans, and their families face every day.
Words Matter: “Wellness”
CIPHER created the Words Matter campaign to share and promote a collective understanding of many well-known and used mental health terms that describe various occupationally related challenges many public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers (HCWs), veterans, and their families face every day.
Words Matter: “Trauma”
CIPHER created the Words Matter campaign to share and promote a collective understanding of many well-known and used mental health terms that describe various occupationally related challenges many public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers (HCWs), veterans, and their families face every day.
Words Matter: “Burnout”
CIPHER created the Words Matter campaign to share and promote a collective understanding of many well-known and used mental health terms that describe various occupationally related challenges many public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers (HCWs), veterans, and their families face every day.
Words Matter: “Moral Injury”
CIPHER created the Words Matter campaign to share and promote a collective understanding of many well-known and used mental health terms that describe various occupationally related challenges many public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers (HCWs), veterans, and their families face every day.
Mobile Health Apps for Military Members & Public Safety Personnel: Can an App Help Build Resilience?
Addressing the mental health impacts of COVID-19 on Canada’s frontline workers
The Federal Framework on PTSD Act was passed in 2018, and its relevance has only increased in significance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
BOS Participant Information
The University of Regina is conducting an independent research study to evaluate the BOS program. Here’s who is participating.
BOS Resiliency Training
BOS provides immediate support through a resiliency based training program that empowers first responders and other public safety personnel (PSP), frontline workers, and healthcare workers to take care of their mental health.
Coping Strategies – For PSPs and HCWs
As a Healthcare Worker or Public Safety Personnel you may experience posttraumatic stress injuries caused by organizational and operational stressors. You are not the problem.