by Maude Arsenault | Jun 14, 2023 | Psychosocial Services, veteran
PTSD and OSI 1 Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) originates in traumatic events involving death, the threat of death, serious injury or sexual violence. A person who is a victim, direct witness or close relative of the victim of the traumatic event, as well as...
by Marie-Josée Longval | Mar 13, 2023 | Psychosocial Services, veteran
You must go a long way east on highway 20 to get close to Bruno. Once in the Trois-Pistoles area, you need good contacts to get to his door. Bruno is a 47-year-old former military man. He stays with Manon, his wife, and Jeremy, their 16-year-old son. They found a nice...
by Balado - Podcast | Feb 16, 2023 | Employment and education, veteran
CRFM Valcartier · Christian Beaudoin, le chemin d’un vétéran Podcast available in French only. We take a tour of the Valcartier Military Family Resource Centre’s Employment Support and Education sector. Two guests: Nathalie Kirouac, Guidance Counsellor at...
by Balado - Podcast | Feb 16, 2023 | Employment and education, veteran
*Podcast available in French only CRFM Valcartier · SOUTIEN À L’EMPLOI : On marche avec vous vers le succès The employment sector is in turmoil. This is a reality that we are experiencing in Quebec and elsewhere in the world. We are currently observing historic...
by Julie Lessard | Jan 28, 2021 | Employment and education, veteran
Re-entering the labour market after life in the military is not always easy! How do you apply skills learned in the armed forces to civilian life? How do you update your résumé? How you prepare for a job interview? We met with Mathieu, a veteran in his 30s who went...
by Julie Lessard | Jan 28, 2021 | veteran
Members may face many challenges when they leave the Canadian Armed Forces. The Veteran Family Program is here to provide all possible support. Here is a topical interview with Audrey Gauthier: social worker and employee at the Valcartier Military Family Resource...
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