Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families
@atlasveteransca
Ottawa, Ontariohttp://atlasveterans.ca Mental Health CareOverview
About Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families
Formerly the Centre of Excellence on PTSD and Related Mental Health Conditions.
Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans serve selflessly in the face of adversity and danger. They give their country everything, fulfilling missions with grit, loyalty and determination.
Canadians need to understand the physical, emotional and mental stressors that result from service. The onus of recovery should not fall on Veterans and their Families only. They have long advocated for access to safe, meaningful care and supports for their long-term health and well-being.
Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families exists because of this need for action. We work with Veterans, Families, service providers and researchers to bridge the divide between research and practice so Veterans and their Families can get the best possible mental health care and supports.
Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are solely those of the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families and may not reflect the views and opinions of the Government of Canada.
We are committed to fostering dialogue on all our accounts and welcome comments on our posts about our work and the important perspectives and stories that our valued community members share with us.
While we welcome respectful differences of opinion, please note that we will hide or delete comments using insulting or inappropriate language and may block profiles that continue engaging in this way.
We encourage users to engage respectfully and review our terms of use for more information: https://atlasveterans.ca/terms-of-use
Canadian Armed Forces and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Veterans serve selflessly in the face of adversity and danger. They give their country everything, fulfilling missions with grit, loyalty and determination.
Canadians need to understand the physical, emotional and mental stressors that result from service. The onus of recovery should not fall on Veterans and their Families only. They have long advocated for access to safe, meaningful care and supports for their long-term health and well-being.
Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families exists because of this need for action. We work with Veterans, Families, service providers and researchers to bridge the divide between research and practice so Veterans and their Families can get the best possible mental health care and supports.
Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed are solely those of the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families and may not reflect the views and opinions of the Government of Canada.
We are committed to fostering dialogue on all our accounts and welcome comments on our posts about our work and the important perspectives and stories that our valued community members share with us.
While we welcome respectful differences of opinion, please note that we will hide or delete comments using insulting or inappropriate language and may block profiles that continue engaging in this way.
We encourage users to engage respectfully and review our terms of use for more information: https://atlasveterans.ca/terms-of-use