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.
Examining Mental Health Knowledge, Stigma, and Service Use Intentions Among Public Safety Personnel
The current study was designed to assess the relationship between mental health knowledge, stigma, and mental health service use intentions among a sample of PSP and compare trends to prevalence of mental disorders across PSP categories.
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.
This 5-module online course is designed to guide participants through the process of deciding upon and obtaining services from professional mental healthcare practitioners.
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.
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