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Operational/occupational Stress Injury Canada
**Special Note:
100% of donations stay in Saskatchewan
SASKATCHEWAN
FAMILY & FRIENDS OF OSI
Family & Friends of OSI
OSI-CAN provides peer groups that aid in the recovery and resiliency of the family as a whole. At times, adult family and friends of those affected by Operational Stress Injuries (OSIs) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) often may be seeking or require connections and resources of their own.
Group meetings are currently available via Zoom ...
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If you need help or to receive a Zoom meeting invite, Email: osicanfamily@cmhask.com
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or contact Rebecca @ (306) 502-1290, texting works best.
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OSI/PTSI can occur when a person directly experiences or witnesses a traumatic event. It can also happen with repeated exposure to traumatic events and details as with OSICAN’s target group; military, first responders, 911 dispatchers, corrections, tow truck drivers, all public safety personnel.
Being the caregiver or support for someone with OSI sometimes means facing battles of your own. Feelings of isolation, lack of support or understanding are common traits often shared among family members.
“The spouse or partner of the person with OSI (Operational Stress Injury) is usually the first one to notice a difference in their behaviour or changes in attitude. It is important for them to understand what their loved one is going through, of course, but the most important is for them to get the support they need. This has been a huge missing piece so far. We help give the tools necessary for the self-care they need while being of assistance in the recovery of their loved ones with OSI.”
– Julius Brown, Provincial Director for OSI-CAN
We offer understanding, hope, knowledge, strength and encouragement.
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