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Mental health challenges are just as frequent as cuts and broken bones. Yet those who live, work, or play in remote communities, wilderness areas, or schools face circumstances that can make assessment, intervention, and resources require a different set of skills than in an urban environment.
This course is designed for anyone who lives, works, or plays in remote areas or rural communities. Teachers, tree planters, wilderness guides, Canadian Armed Forces members, Search and Rescue volunteers, university students, hikers, remote area professionals and rural community members have all benefitted from Mental Health Wilderness First Aid training.
This course is designed for anyone who lives, works, or plays in remote areas or rural communities. Teachers, tree planters, wilderness guides, Canadian Armed Forces members, Search and Rescue volunteers, university students, hikers, remote area professionals and rural community members have all benefitted from Mental Health Wilderness First Aid training.
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“One of the best things about this course is, not only do students gain skills to help support clients, they are also better able to be aware of and manage their own mental health experiences in life and in the field.”
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- James Rodger
Adventure Guide Program Coordinator
Thompson Rivers University
Adventure Guide Program Coordinator
Thompson Rivers University
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