At the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians October 6-7, 2025 in Niagara Falls, Canada, Nicolas Stone, the audio video technician for the event for the past few years, was moved to write a song that was played for the

Fire Chief of Red Deer, Alberta (and Paramedic) Ken McMullen finished off our 10th Annual Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians in Niagara Falls, Ontario Oct 7/2025 on the topic of "Leading with Ethics and Integrity - Impact on

Lynn Neale is an OPP police officer, former OPP Communicator and is a Provincial Director with the Ontario Provincial Police Association. We are grateful for Lynn sharing her experience in a presentation titled "Family Matters-The Journey to Sharing and Post Traumatic Growth" to

Psychologist Dr. Andrew Ekblad presented "I'm Getting Lost Here: Identifying Effective Mental Health Care for First Responders and Their Families" to the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians. This was an honest and

OPP Sgt Fam Lone presented valuable info on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) Oct 7/2025 at the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responder & Clinicians. The title of the presentation was Hypogonadism, Hormones & the Benefits of

Garvin Pinette is a Correctional Officer from Manitoba. Garvin presented "Creating Meaningful Change Through Lived Experience" to the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians in Niagara Falls, Ontario Oct 7/2025. Thank

Carly Ring opened Day 2 of the Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians in Niagara Falls Oct 7/2025. Carly is a former paramedic and a psychotherapist. Her presentation was titled "The Community of Care-From Helping our Community to

Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference-Day 2 Opening Ceremony

Welcome to Day 2 of 2 of the 2025 Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians from Niagara Falls, Ontario. We will be getting started at 8:30amET with a livestream of the piping in of our speakers and a moment of silence for our fallen comrades

Jean Turner of RCMP Ontario was the final speaker of Day 1 at the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians. Jean presented 'Well Travelled: A Lifelong Personal Journey on the Road to Healing". Jean's insights, courage and

Hope in the Darkness, a Journey from Trauma to Resilience was the topic of an impactful presentation by Marie-Claude Bastien to delegates of the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders & Clinicians in Niagara Falls Oct 6, 2025. Her journey of

Nick Halmasy is a firefighter, psychotherapist, researcher & Clinical Director of Edgewood Health Network's Guardians Gateway program in Peterborough & Founder of After the Call. He presented "Down the Rabbit Hole" on Oct 6, 2025 at 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness

"Cartoons, Canvas and Good Coffee" was the topic of Retired Peel Regional Police Staff/Sgt Shawn McCowell for his presentation to the delegates at the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clincians in Niagara Falls October 6, 2025. We

Wayne Hannah is our opening speaker on Day 1 (October 6, 2025) at the 10th Annual National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders and Clinicians in Niagara Falls. Wayne has served in the Canadian Armed Forces, served as a firefighter and is an online content creator.

Invisible Wounds 10th Annual Mental Wellness Conference - Day 1 Opening Ceremony

We're excited to welcome our delegates, speakers & team to the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds National Mental Wellness Conference for First Responders & Clinicians Mon Oct 6 & Tues Oct 7, 2025 at the Americana Conference Resort Spa & Waterpark in Niagara Falls, Ontario. We will be

📢With 1 week to go until the 10th Annual National Mental Wellness Conference, this is a FINAL CALL for anyone looking to attend🔔Registration ends this Thursday October 2nd! Space is limited, so do not delay. We look forward to seeing you there! https://t.co/kurYgyp9ev

A few more scenes from the recent 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb in Owen Sound coordinated by Chatsworth Firefighter Brent Radmore and Captain Drew MacKinnon. 55 participants did 10 laps around the arena stairs in honour of 9-11 First Responders, raising funds for CMHA. Well done all!

Dr. Andrew Ekblad from BroadLeaf Health Clinic describes the value of community for First Responders, and the importance of gathering with like-minded people to build relationships and share experiences at the 10th Annual Invisible Wounds Conference. Tix: https://t.co/kurYgyp9ev

Congratulations to all First Responders who participated in the 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb in Owen Sound, ON this past weekend. Such an incredible effort by everyone dressed in full gear going up and down those stairs, and raising money for local CMHA training programs. Way to go!