Embedded Files
APFFPA Info Graphic.pdfWayfound BOS Program
Wayfound BOS Program
You are invited to participate in the Before Operational Stress Program (BOS) with Wayfound Mental Health Group. BOS is a resiliency-based program that empowers front-line healthcare workers to take charge of their mental health. As we work to continue to understand operational stress, our research tells us we can provide tools toproactively cushion the impact of your work. BOS can help you do your job while recognizing and managing the effects on your mental health.
Scan the code in the poster or visit www.wayfound.ca for more info
(Registration Code: APFFPA2022)
EHN - IAFF .pdfEHN & IAFF - Behavioral Health Treatment for Canadian Firefighters
EHN & IAFF - Behavioral Health Treatment for Canadian Firefighters
THIS IS A PROGRAM FOR THOSE WHO ARE:
An active military service member, a veteran, a firefighter, police/ law enforcement
Experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTS/PTSD or other occupational stress injuries (OSI, with or without concurrent substance use issues)
We understand the challenging experiences of military, veterans and fire fighters.
EHN Canada Launches Website for IAFF Members.pdfUpdate: Feb 2023 - Dedicated EHN Website for IAFF Members
Update: Feb 2023 - Dedicated EHN Website for IAFF Members
Canadian IAFF members now have access to a dedicated website –
www.ehncanada.com/iaff – that provides detailed information about EHN
Canada’s trauma-focused behavioural health services for IAFF members,
including the types of challenges treated and options for treatment. (see PDF for full release)
New online course for helping members in recovery.pdfIAFF Program for Helping Members in Recovery
IAFF Program for Helping Members in Recovery
New online course for helping members in recovery
The IAFF is pleased to share our newest behavioral health online training.
Helping Members in Recovery is designed for IAFF members and affiliate leaders who want to support a fellow member in recovery from a substance use or mental health problem.
This free, two-hour, self-paced course delivers critical education, support strategies, and best practices to effectively support a sister or brother who is currently attending or recently completed treatment.
Report abuse