PSPNET supports the mental health and wellbeing of first responders or other public safety personnel (PSP)
PSPNET Families provides resources for family members of first responders or other public safety personnel (PSP)
The PSPNET office will be closed from December 24th, 2024 and will reopen on January 6th, 2025 at 8:30 AM.
During this time we will not be checking emails or be able to process new clients, but will respond as soon as we return. If you need immediate assistance, you can find crisis services at the link below.
Unsure where to start?
If you are a current or former PSP or a family member of a PSP, we can help direct you to the best resources and course options for you.
Who are Public Safety Personnel (PSP)?
Public Safety Personnel (PSP) is a broad term that includes individuals (career and volunteer) that ensure the safety of Canadians. Some examples include:
Border Services Officers
Correctional Workers
Firefighters
Indigenous emergency managers
Operational and intelligence personnel
Paramedics
Police (self-administered, municipal, provincial, federal)
Public safety communicators
Search and rescue personnel