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Meet Steve Stokan, a retired member of the London Police Service. Here is a short clip from Steve’s inspiring testimonial. Steve bravely shares his story on his battle with PTSD. His journey unveils the significant impact of operational stress on the mental health of the first responder community. From experiencing emotional outbursts and isolation, to nightmares and emotional detachment; Steve’s story highlights the profound toll of PTSD on his work, his personal life, and his relationships. Thank you to Steve for sharing his story, and for fostering a community of support and understanding! If you or someone you know may be suffering with PTSD or trauma – we are here to help! Follow @cbihealth_communityrehab on Instagram to learn more about our mental health services. Let’s stand together in support of our fearless heroes and embrace the path to healing! #MentalHealth #PTSD #FirstResponderMentalHealth #FRMH #PTSDawareness #OntarioPolice #LondonPolice #LPS #CBIHealth

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Coaching for Health Volunteer Are you interested in volunteering with Pain BC’s Coaching for Health Program? We are currently seeking volunteers to participate in the upcoming volunteer training session. The training will be approximately 40 hours long, with a mix of self-guided online training and facilitated (live) online tr...

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Under-pressure first responders urged to reach out for mental health support | CBC News As COVID-19 and the opioid crisis continue to claim the lives of British Columbians, one Metro Vancouver firefighter who does double duty as a clinical counsellor is reminding his first responder colleagues mental health help can be only a click away.