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          First responders are struggling. What can be done to better help them?

          As a leader at these organizations it must be disheartening to learn that almost 70% of your people report that mental health services are rarely used1.

          So why aren't they using what's being provided?

          Could be stigma. But also could be the types of supports being provided don't match their preferences, schedules or concerns.

          Wednesday, December 8th 

          2:30 pm ET / 11:30 am PT

           

          MindBeacon's trauma expert Dr. Meredith Landy, PhD CPsych will be hosting a free 30-minute webinar that will help you answer these questions and more including:

          • Most common barriers they face and why
          • The types of supports that work best for first responders
          • Building a complete first responder mental health program

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          Sign up for the free webinar:

          If you can't make it, sign up anyway to receive the recording to watch later.
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          About Meredith Landy, PhD CPsych

          Meredith Landy is MindBeacon's trauma expert. She provides support for individuals struggling with a range of issues, including posttraumatic stress disorder, emotion regulation difficulties, insomnia, mood disorders, and anxiety. 

          Meredith is committed to increasing access to evidence-based interventions, and has experience designing and implementing treatments intended to be delivered online. Her research focuses on increasing understanding of the processes through which interventions work, and testing the limits of psychotherapies. 

          Meredith holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from Ryerson University, and completed her pre-doctoral residency at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. She also holds a Master of Arts degree in Trauma Studies from New York University.