Whistler Fire Rescue information on dealing with a Critical Incident
Resources & Education
A resource for all firefighters and first responders with links to a wide variety of resources.
An incredible resource for an individual who requires help and resources. Information for peers and family looking to support a first responder.
Vancouver Fire Rescue Service's information on dealing with critical incidents and stress.
Blueprint is a non-profit organization that provides mental health resources for B.C. First Responders through innovative programming and research initiatives. Firefighters and other First Responders are exposed to various traumas while working in a high-stress, occupationally hazardous environment. This trauma, over time, can have a significant impact on our mental health. Organizations like Blueprint are incredibly important in providing help and support to ensure your First Responders can continue to help others when needed most.
A team of researchers and firefighters that conducts and shares health research about firefighters.
First responders are at least twice as likely to suffer from PTSD. There’s no need to suffer in silence. The help you need is here. This website offers resources and services for the First Responder community to understand the various steps of a PTSD program from managing a crisis through to implementing best practices into an existing program.
A website that provides free tools to develop mental wellness in first responders.
A knowledge exchange hub for public safety research and treatment.
Sea to Sky Community Services Society (SSCS) provides over 40 social service programs, strengthening individuals and building healthier communities throughout the Sea to Sky Corridor.
A wide variety of support, resources and outreach for anyone needing assistance in Whistler
Your mental health matters. Use this page to help find programs, virtual services, self-care maintenance tools or recovery-focused resources for people of all ages and demographics who may be struggling with their mental health. Sea to Sky Safety Net is here to support your journey and provide information for local teams and services who are on your side.