Wayfound Mental Health Group

10/10/2025

🌍 World Mental Health Day 2025 💚

Behind every badge, uniform, and title — there’s a human being carrying stories most will never see.

According to , nearly 1 in 2 public safety personnel in Canada screen positive for at least one mental health condition: 21% for PTSD, 27% for anxiety, and 26.9% for mood disorders. These aren’t signs of weakness — they’re the result of exposure, service, and sacrifice.

Across Canada, 1 in 5 adults experience a mental health disorder each year, yet only half reach out for help. Too often, stigma keeps people silent — the fear of being judged, of being seen differently, of not being “strong enough.”

💬 Let’s change that narrative. Asking for help is not a failure — it’s courage. It’s the first step toward healing.

Today, and every day, we honour all those who show up despite the weight they carry. You are seen. You matter.

10/04/2025

What a beautiful fall day with and the 5km in their boots run/walk powered by Wayfound 💙🥾🍂

Shoutout to all the participants who showed up to support our first responders! 🙌🏻

09/09/2025

At Wayfound Mental Health Group, our mission is simple but powerful: to provide timely, effective, and client-centered care.

We proudly support individuals and families in our communities across Canada, while also specializing in care for public safety personnel, military members (active and veteran), and trauma-exposed professionals.
With deep expertise in operational stress injuries and trauma-informed mental health treatment, Wayfound is committed to walking alongside clients with compassion, evidence-based care, and hope for healing. 💙

09/02/2025

Behind the uniform are human beings who carry the weight of trauma, shift work, and sacrifice. 🚨 In both Canada and the U.S., public safety personnel (from firefighters and police to paramedics, corrections, healthcare, and dispatchers) experience su***de at alarming rates. In fact, studies show they are twice as likely to struggle with suicidal thoughts compared to the general public.

But there is hope. 💛 In keeping with actions that reduce the stigma around mental health supports in PSP organizations, we can keep the conversation going. 📢

🇨🇦 Call or text 9-8-8 (Su***de Crisis Helpline, 24/7), Kids Help Phone (text HOME/PARLER to 686868), Talk Su***de Canada (1-833-456-4566 / text 45645 evenings), Trans Lifeline (1-877-330-6366).

🇺🇸 Call or text 988 to connect to the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

Your life is precious. Your voice matters. Let’s continue the conversation.

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08/23/2025