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PTSD in Unpaid Caregivers: Risks, Signs, and Support

PTSD in Unpaid Caregivers: Risks, Signs, and Support

Webinar Description:
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can impact family caregivers facing chronic strain as well as those exposed to life-threatening events. It is important to learn the signs of caregiver PTSD, so you can take immediate action to prevent things from becoming worse. If you suffer from symptoms like nightmares, feeling depleted of energy and joy in life, being excessively on the lookout for danger or find it difficult to provide care, you may be experiencing PTSD. Join Dr. Patrick McGrath, webinar speaker, to learn more
about:

• The nature and symptoms of PTSD and the tools used to measure PTSD
• How often PTSD occurs in caregivers
• The effectiveness of medical and psychological treatments for PTSD
• What caregivers can do to help themselves if they have PTSD


Our Speaker:
Dr. Patrick McGrath is a clinical psychologist and Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry at Dalhousie University and a scientist at the IWK Health Centre
where his research is based. He is an Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Ottawa and founder and president of 90Second Health
Letters. He frequently treats caregivers with PTSD in his private practice.

Date: Thursday, September 15th, 2022
Time: 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ET
Place: Zoom (link provided via email to those who register)
Free
• Please note that this presentation is available in English only.
• Pour de l’information sur nos programmes et services en français, visitez
www.ontariocaregiver.ca/fr ou communiquez avec nous par courriel à info@ontariocaregiver.ca.
• For any difficulty with registration or any other questions, please contact us at
info@ontariocaregiver.ca or call 1-888-877-1626 X 1011

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