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  • Wounded Warriors Canada: Trauma Resiliency Program 1 and 2

    Group counselling program for Veterans and first responders; focuses on acquiring tools to overcome the effects of trauma exposure →

  • Wounded Warriors Canada: Spousal Resiliency Program

    Clinically facilitated trauma group for spouses of military members, Veterans, and PSP who have been exposed to operational stress injuries →

  • Wounded Warriors Canada: C.O.P.E.

    A couples-based trauma program for Veterans and first responders affected by operational stress injuries →

  • Well Central

    A web-based online channel with free interactive courses for those seeking better mental health →

  • Veterans Affairs Canada: OSI clinics

    A navigation tool to find local operational stress injury (OSI) clinics →

  • Veterans Affairs Canada Mental Health Services

    Information on how to access mental health and wellness support for Veterans →

  • Veteran Crisis Helpline

    A confidential and free service available 24/7 →

  • Trans Lifeline

    Provides peer support for any trans person in Canada. Also has a US number for Spanish-language calls →

  • Strongest Families: ICAN

    Free, self-directed, web-based well-being course →

  • Strongest Families

    A resource of programs to support for military members, Veterans, and their families’ mental health →

  • PSPNET: For PSP

    Provides free, confidential, online CBT courses for current and former public safety personnel and their spouses →

  • pflag Canada

    Helps LGBTQ2SIA+ people and their loved ones connect with resources and find supportive communities →

  • PeerOnCall

    Access to anonymous peer support via text or phone. Also provides access to other support resources and tools →

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