
December 2008: Ombudsman's Special Report: Second Review of the military's action on PTSD.

June 2009: Report of the Standing Committee on National Defence: Health Services, Canadian Forces, PTSD.

Documents obtained by
the fifth estate show that PTSD is now the number one pensioned psychiatric condition in the military and the numbers have increased dramatically. In 2003, Veterans Affairs had 1,800 clients with PTSD; today that number has climbed to 9000.
Related Links
Operational Stress Injury Social Support
Be the Difference Backgrounder
State of Mental Health in the CF Backgrounder
Operational Stress Backgrounder
If you are a soldier with an Operational Stress Injury like PTSD or think you may be, or if you are a family member of one you may contact the Force's Operation Stress Injury Social Support network (OSISS) at 1-800-883-6094 or visit thier web site at
www.osiss.ca.
If you are a soldier and are feeling depressed or suicidal you may contact the CF Member Assistance Program at 1-800-268-7708.
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