PTSS Lab – Innovative PTSI Research for Trauma Exposed Professionals
PTSS Lab - Innovative PTSI Research for Trauma Exposed Professionals
Podcast Description
Official research podcast of the The Psychological Trauma and Stress Systems (PTSS) Lab at the University of Regina.
The PTSS Lab is dedicated to advancing mental health research, support, and solutions for trauma-exposed professionals, including first responders and other public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers, military members, and Veterans.
* This podcast is created with assistance using generative A.I.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as childhood adversity, mental health monitoring, cardiac health, and resilience among RCMP cadets. Specific episodes explore topics like the impact of adverse childhood experiences on resilience, the mental health status of RCMP cadets beginning training, and associations between mental health and personality traits, delivering insights into how these factors influence public safety personnel's overall well-being.
Official research podcast of the The Psychological Trauma and Stress Systems (PTSS) Lab at the University of Regina.
The PTSS Lab is dedicated to advancing mental health research, support, and solutions for trauma-exposed professionals, including first responders and other public safety personnel (PSP), healthcare workers, military members, and Veterans.
* This podcast is created with assistance using generative A.I.
RCMP are frequently exposed to potentially psychologically traumatic events (PPTEs) while on duty, but it is less clear if RCMP cadets are exposed to PPTEs during the 26-week Cadet Training Program (CTP). Determining when career-related PPTE exposures begin to accumulate can help to inform additional opportunities to increase the safety and well-being of cadets during the CTP and while serving.
Listen to the podcast to learn about the types of PPTEs experienced by cadets during the CTP and their impact on mental health.
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