Trauma and Recovery Research Unit

Are you a military veteran or public safety personnel (i.e., fire fighter, paramedic, police officer, emergency dispatcher, healthcare worker, correctional worker, Indigenous emergency manager, border services officer, search and rescue personnel, or operational intelligence personnel) living in Ontario? Do you suspect that you have experienced a posttraumatic stress injury (PTSI)?

We are seeking volunteers to participate in a study examining the impact of SENsory Strategies Education (SENSE), a novel virtual psychoeducation program for reducing PTSI symptoms and increasing sensory tolerance. Participation in this study involves completing five 2-hour group sessions of SENSE and various assessments (i.e., surveys, interviews, computer tasks) at three time points.

Please call us at 647-551-2701, email us at [email protected], or fill out the pre-screening form at the link below if you are interested in learning more about this study.
https://redcap.link/sense-ptsi-screener

L'Université McMaster mène des recherches pour comprendre l'effet des traumatismes sexuels militaires sur les partenaires romantiques des victimes. Si vous êtes un(e) ancien(ne) combattant(e) ou un(e) civil(e) qui a un(e) partenaire romantique, ou qui a eu un(e) partenaire romantique ayant subi un traumatisme sexuel pendant son service dans les Forces armées canadiennes, nous aimerions vous parler ! Si vous souhaitez participer à cette étude, veuillez contacter [email protected]. Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter l'affiche ci-jointe.

Are you a healthcare provider working in Canada? You are invited to participate in an anonymous survey about your work-related experiences. The survey will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. For more information or to participate, please go to:

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