An emergency service worker who encounters a traumatic event may experience some strong emotional or physical reactions which have the potential to interfere with their ability to function either at the scene or later on. Even when the event is … Continue reading →
TORONTO – They may be in the business of serving and protecting the public, but a new study suggests Canada’s police officers are having a much harder time looking out for themselves. The strain of ever-changing hours, the demands of … Continue reading →
PHYSICAL Fatigue, Nausea, Muscle Tremors, Twitches, Chest Pain (see a Doctor), Difficulty Breathing (see a Doctor), Headaches, elevated Blood Pressure, Rapid Heart Rate, Thirst, Visual Disturbances, Vomiting, Grinding of Teeth, Weakness, Dizziness, Profuse Sweating, Chills, Shock Symptoms, Fainting, etc. COGNITIVE … Continue reading →
An emergency service worker who encounters a traumatic event may experience some strong emotional or physical reactions which have the potential to interfere with their ability to function either at the scene or later on. Even when the event is … Continue reading →
