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The mental health checkup app that could change lives

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A new app developed with the University of Regina and the Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board helps public safety personnel keep track of their mental health through regular check-ins and self-assessments. Tamara speaks with Dr. Nicholas Carleton of the Psychological Trauma and Stress Systems Lab about how the tool works and why early intervention matters.
15 Jun 11AM English Canada News Commentary

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