WOUNDED WARRIORS CANADA PARTNERS WITH HALEO VIRTUAL SLEEP CLINIC PARTNERS TO SUPPORT VETERAN AND FIRST RESPONDER MENTAL HEALTH
We’re proud to announce a new partnership with HALEO Virtual Sleep Clinic that addresses the unique challenges faced by Trauma Exposed Professionals (TExP) and is designed to enhance their psychological health and safety.
The Wounded Warriors Canada Sleep Solution, Powered by HALEO will provide evidence-based, clinically proven treatments to Trauma Exposed Professionals to help combat sleep challenges, which are a key factor in maintaining mental health and operational effectiveness. By improving poor sleep, individuals can build greater resilience and remain safe in the high-stakes environments they navigate daily.
“Sleep is a fundamental component of health and wellness, and is an all too common struggle for the Trauma Exposed Professionals and the families we serve. We are excited to announce the launch of the Wounded Warriors Canada Sleep Solution through this innovative new partnership with HALEO.” – Scott Maxwell, Chief Executive Officer, Wounded Warriors Canada
“Due to the intensity of their daily work and the compounding challenges of shiftwork and exposure to trauma, public safety personnel get immense value out of HALEO’s clinically proven sleep solutions. This partnership reflects our commitment to the well-being of those who dedicate their life to serving and protecting others across Canada.” said Christine Yerrill, Director, Business Development – Public Safety Personnel, HALEO.
“HALEO is proud to be associated with Wounded Warriors Canada and its mission of honouring and helping the professionals who keep our communities and our country safe. The strength of our partnership is not only that we are making high quality care for poor sleep accessible to all Trauma Exposed Professionals but also that we are adapting our solution to the specific needs of this population.” adds Bradley Smith, Founder and CEO of HALEO.
The partnership will also include tailored awareness campaigns and educational initiatives to encourage public safety personnel to prioritize their mental and physical health.
