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Dr. Nicholas Carleton, a Professor of Clinical Psychology and a registered clinical psychologist in Saskatchewan is the visionary behind the Psychological Trauma and Stress Systems Lab (PTSS) - mental health monitoring application, and leads a team of researchers, clinicians, operational and technological experts.

“Exposure to potentially traumatic events in the workplace is common in public safety personnel,” said Dr. Carleton.

The PTSS lab aims to support and improve the mental health of trauma exposed professionals, including first responders, safety personnel and more by offering a mental health monitoring application. This app provides daily, monthly and yearly check-ins for a variety of trauma-related injuries...

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MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour
Dr. Nicholas Carleton, a Professor of Clinical Psychology and a registered clinical psychologist in Saskatchewan is the visionary behind the Psychological Trauma and Stress Systems Lab (PTSS) - mental health monitoring application, and leads a team of researchers, clinicians, operational and technological experts.
&ldquo;Exposure to potentially traumatic events in the workplace is common in public safety personnel,&rdquo; said Dr. Carleton.
The PTSS lab aims to support and improve the mental health of trauma exposed professionals, including first responders, safety personnel and more by offering a mental health monitoring application. This app provides daily, monthly and yearly check-ins for a variety of trauma-related injuries...
To read more visit: <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/03/mental-health-monitoring-app-helping-safety-personnel-exposed-to-trauma">mbcradio.com</a>

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