The Mental Health Commission of Canada is a catalyst for change, an organization designed to recommend improvements to the mental health system on a national level. We equip providers with the information, tools, and resources they need to do their evidence-based best.
Sir, You articulate so well. Your testimony I believe is helping so many and more every day ,May Father God Bless You with Many Rich & Wonderful Years for you are so needed in His Earth. God Bless Family’s with His strength.
Michael you did more than you can possibly imagine by speaking about this. You've surely helped countless people to seek help. That Stephane Richer interview was a real eye opener for me.
I love where he speaks about what works for him as therapy. For years the gym was my second home and now not so much. I love being at home with my cat and family and just reading ! I am happy to feel healed and see others healing too
Mental Health is finally getting traction in the 1st Responder Industry. Here is Episode 5 about an 18 year old female firefighter who took her life from either PTSD or anxiety, depression, bullying Teasing or all of the above. She was a senior in High School in Alma Arkansas. Here is Ep5 of her story ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_nWUdzumCSk.htmlsi=mrXXWi_6cUIMDglm
Canadian Mental Health is working to undermine the faith and rights of Christians and Muslims. The Canadian Mental Health system is actively working to undermine Christians and Muslims.
This year 2023 I watch this video. I was a volunteer firefighter for 20 years and diagnosed in 2017 with chronic PTSD after seeing terrible things after having responded to hundreds of calls literally. That said it's what we first responders do out of a sense of duty towards our community where we live. We didn't get a penny for our service but it didn't matter to me because someone had to do it period. I will struggle the rest of my life with the memories of the terrible sights that I have seen 😖
Thank you. Ive been a medic 6 months and can totally understand what hes saying. Its an accumulative effect where stressful calls just pile up till the cup becomes full. Its like chinease water torture just one drop at a time so suttle you barley notice it untill the day you do. Im Thankful that ive got a life outside of ems and many hobbies that motivate me to keep going
Thanks gentlemen. I'm still hanging in there. Alot of nightmares still, nerves are shot somedays. Tried anti depressants and it just made it worse. Couldn't show any emotion and it's still there. Just taking it day by day with strength from the good lord. I know I'm not the only firefighter/emt dealing with this daily
Are you in therapy? I know that Mental Health resources can be difficult to access for variety of reasons but I really hope that you're not still coping with PTSD by yourself. Anyone here. In any occupation, or just even personal events, PTSD is not some thing that you are usually gonna be able to fix without intervention. Do the thing. Do it before a drugs you so deep that you can't crawl out.
lol god help me. I went to the hospital to go to the mental ward and they fucking sent me home! can you believe that. They told me I was a drunk and to sober up. Well I'm sober now and the thoughts won't stop. fucking bastards
After 30 years in law enforcement I finally decided to retire. I have worked in both corrections & road patrol. I have seen a lot in both fields. After recently retiring it’s like the widows & doors have opened up on me. I seem to now be struggling w/ past experiences and can’t sleep. The on going dreams of when I arrived on scene after a friend / co-worker was shot and later died while I was helping search for his killer are on going. I have lost two other friends in the line of duty and LEO’s brothers & sisters to suicide. Since being retired I don’t leave home much. I do realize I’m struggling with all this.. however, I really appreciate your words. I still feel ashamed since I haven’t been to war. I have worked w/ many awesome ex military veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan ect. they seem fine.. yet, why am I struggling?. I feel weak & ashamed. Anyways.. I really do appreciate your honesty & video very much. Thank you for your service & for sharing your experiences. God Bless!
@@d.chiasson3307 Truly appreciate your kind words of encouragement & thoughtfulness with your response. Thank you! 🙏 Through much prayer & my faith in God things have improved significantly in my life. This could have been his way to get my attention to bring me back to where I was meant to be. All things work together for them that love the Lord. I’m thankful & feel truly blessed.
@@d.chiasson3307 Your words have encouraged me.. I thank you for that my Brother. May God continue to bless you & keep you!. Also.. thank you for your service!. 🇺🇸
Good for you for sharing Chris. So many sit back in the shadows and never say anything about their PTSD let alone speak out in an attempt to help others. I hope you have continued to stay healthy and safe. God Bless brother.
Belle initiative! Juste à temps pour la Journée mondiale de la prévention du suicide (10 septembre) et la Semaine de sensibilisation aux maladies mentales du 4 au 10 octobre prochain! Pour les employeurs il existe aussi une norme nationale en santé sécurité psychologique (SSP), j'en parle dans une de mes vidéos youtube justement.
