MountPleasant First Aid and CPR

Since it's a new year with new followers. An introduction is necessary. Mountpleasant First Aid and CPR trains and certify cooperate organizations, individuals and the public in First Aid and CPR. Our head office and main training centre is located in Kitchener, Ontario and we also offer training courses at locations in Brampton, Toronto, Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill and North York.

Mountpleasant First Aid and CPR offer services Canada wide and around the world. We are an “on-site” and “off-site” training facility available to all individuals and groups who are interested in obtaining these important lifesaving skills.

With courses on weekdays, evenings and weekends, we have the flexibility to suit your schedule. Our office hours are 9am –5pm Monday through Friday.

February is heart Month💕

Merry Christmas, from our family to yours.
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Everyone in your household should be prepared in case of an emergency.

! Throughout all of November, we will be sharing facts, stories and misconceptions of CPR, first aid tips and more- all to reinforce the importance of this lifesaving skill💕

Do you have a story you want to share for CPR month? Whether it’s using it in real life or learning it in a course..let us know!

If you are not yet trained, now is the best time. Register for a course today!

A sudden cardiac arrest is a medical emergency that can happen to anyone, at any time, no matter a person’s level of fitness or health. This , we encourages you to get trained in and learn how to use an .

Train for the moments that matter!
CPR & AED Awareness month⛑

Navigating through crises can be a major stressor! Don’t do it alone. Signup for our psychological first aid class for more
These five habits can help you cope: 

🔍Watch for common signs of stress
👂Listen to your feelings and give yourself time 
💕 Ask for help from your support system
✅ Set realistic expectations 
👟 Practice healthy coping habits 

Signup for our psychological first aid class for more

Randall Champion accidentally touched a high-voltage line, electrifying himself and stopping his heart. A fellow linemen J.D. Thompson performed mouth-to-mouth CPR until paramedics arrived. Champion survived. This famous photo is known as "The Kiss of Life." (1967). Photo by Rocco Morabito.

Be kind to your mind. Self care is the first step to getting back on track. Check in with yourself and follow the four “L”s of

Getting your flu shot before the season starts is an easy way to combat the flu season.