PTSD

Podcast

Oct 23, 2019

'Hearts and Bones' -- a story about hope, trauma, family and friendship

face2face

Hugo Weaving, Bolude Watson, Ben Lawrence and Andrew Luri talk to Face2Face host David Peck about their new film about PTSD, the power of family and the responsibilities of journalists.

Podcast

Dec 20, 2018

New Film 'Blind Spot' explores mental health, depression and parenting

face2face

Tuva Novotny & Pia Tjelta & Face2Face host David Peck talk about new film 'Blind Spot', shock and grief, parenting, PTSD and dealing with guilt, blame and responsibility.

In cahoots

Dec 8, 2017

Ontario government announces nurses to be covered under PTSD presumptive legislation

The Ontario Nurses’ Association (ONA) is celebrating an announcement by the provincial government that nurses will be included in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) legislation.

In cahoots

Oct 31, 2017

Nova Scotia government legislates workers compensation benefits for nurses with PTSD

The CNFU applauds the passage of an amendment to Nova Scotia’s Workers’ Compensation Act to include presumptive coverage for nurses and other emergency response workers who are diagnosed with PTSD.

Podcast

Aug 22, 2017

'The Inheritance of Shame': Trauma, abuse, and why remembering is more helpful than forgetting

face2face

Peter Gajdics talks about "The Inheritance of Shame," dealing with trauma surviving conversion therapy and how remembering helps in his recovery.

Blog

Jan 10, 2017

The battle of Romeo Dallaire's life may not be Rwanda after all, but PTSD

Gerry Caplan

With a new book due to be published soon, it may be that Gen. Romeo Dallaire's long battle with PTSD may be turning a corner.

Blog

Aug 15, 2015

Politically sidelined (trigger warning)

J. Baglow

Another wave of moral panic threatens the academy. Time to pile up the sandbags.

Photos

Nov 11, 2014

Remembrance Day: Focusing on mental health and healing

Michelle Muller

What do we honour on Remembrance Day? Should we shift our focus to mental health instead of militarism?

Blog

Nov 10, 2014

Refocusing Remembrance Day on mental health and healing

Michelle Muller

What does Remembrance Day actually mean today in this Canada? Should we focus less on celebrating Canadian militarism and more on the responsibility to one another?

Blog

Oct 27, 2014

Harper's crocodile tears for fallen soldiers

Jesse McLaren

Harper claims his "thoughts and prayers" are with the soldiers killed last week, but he is sending more troops to die in Iraq while cutting their pensions amidst rising suicides.

PTSD

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