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We are currently piloting and evaluating our families resources as part of this pilot project. As we have capacity, we are committed to translating our resources for PSPNET Families to French.

Information categories

There are five categories to choose from. Each category represents a dimension of PSP family life. Click on any one of these categories to learn more about the topics covered.

The Impacts of the Job at Home

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Being aware of the hazards, risks, and scheduling demands associated with PSP work can help families manage the spillover from the PSP job to lessen worry and conflict at home.

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PSP Families' Experiences with Trauma

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PSPs’ Spouses and Significant Others (SSOs) can experience direct trauma related to PSP work. The ripple effects of a PSP’s direct trauma can be very difficult for families to deal with.

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The Effects of PSP Work and Home Transitions on the Family

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The transition from work-to-home can be a challenging adjustment for both PSP and their families. Families may need to develop strategies to manage this time.

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Workplace Requirements, Public Expectations, and the Effects

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The demands and expectations of PSPs’ jobs can be felt by PSP families. They can be highly affected by both the public’s expectations and the levels of support they get from the community.

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Roles and Responsibilities in a PSP Family

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Childcare, eldercare, and household demands can pile-up and create unique challenges for PSP families. There is evidence that many families can adapt and manage these demands successfully.

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Strategies and Skill-Building Exercises

The strategy pages are aimed at awareness, promoting good practices, and prevention.

Find strategies for families and couples here

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