PTSD Coach Canada

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The PTSD Coach Canada app can help you learn about and manage symptoms that can occur after trauma. Features include:

  • Reliable information on PTSD and treatments that work
  • Tools for screening and tracking your symptoms
  • Convenient, easy-to-use tools to help you handle stress symptoms
  • Direct links to support and help
  • Always with you when you need it
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Developed by
Veterans Affairs Canada
Subject
Device Formats
Android
iOS
Date Published
May 3, 2013
Keywords
  • Veterans Affairs
  • veterans
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • PTSD

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Submitted by G. on March 06, 2021 - 10:56 PM

Veterans with a VAC Disability Pension for PTSD should have been informed about this app. I found out through the grapevine, NOT VAC.

Submitted by Carol W. on January 23, 2019 - 1:29 AM

I am disappointed it is not available for android. It should be available on all provincial health pages for use by anyone. Thanks

Submitted by Janny on August 12, 2017 - 3:15 AM

This is a great app. It can apply to many people experiencing the constant fear and hyper-vigilance that is a hallmark of PTSD. Whatever the cause, any tools to help manage the symptoms are welcome.

Submitted by Alisha on July 19, 2017 - 5:06 AM

This shouldn't just be military . Not that I am saying anything about military I have the absolute hugest respect two generations of men were veterans and my dad was in the navy . I feel there are other times ptsd can be current and they should be branched on. I feel when I look at the page it's more inviting for military. I feel as if my childhood abuse then sudden deaths at home may not be validated because I'm not military. Not that I'm whining I'm just thinking if I felt it how many other people did too and didn't voice thier opinon. Government is frightening for Someone with anxiety or other things they may experiance.