Supporting Workers with Psychological Injuries through Individual, Policy, and Systems-Level Change

As awareness of workplace trauma grows, organizations are recognizing that being trauma-informed is no longer enough. The next step is becoming trauma-skilled, building the competencies, structures, and systems necessary to meaningfully support workers experiencing psychological injuries.

In this insightful webinar, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to move beyond trauma-informed frameworks toward practical, skill-based approaches that support healing, resilience, and sustainable organizational change.

Learn about Wounded Warriors Canada’s comprehensive approach to training, treating, and supporting Trauma-Exposed Professionals (TExP) in their recovery from psychological injuries. Discover how organizations can implement individual, policy, and systems-level strategies that foster long-term trauma resiliency and healthier workplace cultures.

 What You’ll Learn:

• The difference between trauma-informed and trauma-skilled approaches
• Best practices for supporting Trauma-Exposed Professionals (TExP)
• Organizational strategies for addressing psychological injuries
• How to build sustainable trauma resiliency at the individual and systems level

Join Scott Maxwell, CEO of Wounded Warriors Canada, and Dr. Tim Black, R. Psych., National Clinical Director, for this engaging and practical session designed for leaders, HR professionals, frontline supervisors, and anyone committed to strengthening psychological safety and resilience in the workplace.

Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your knowledge and strengthen your organization’s capacity to support those impacted by trauma.