Here for those who are there for us
Welcome to PSPNET. We offer free, confidential mental health support specialized for Canadian public safety personnel (PSP). Access therapist-guided or self-guided therapy on your schedule — tailored to the challenges you face every day.
Support Built for You
PSP ensure the safety and security of Canadians. This includes, but is not limited to, those working in border services, corrections, communications, emergency management, fire, intelligence, paramedics, policing, as well as search and rescue.
Whether a trainee, staff, or retiree — your role comes with unique pressures that can impact your mental health. That’s why we developed PSPNET with and specifically for your needs.
What We Offer
Internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy (ICBT) teaches practical information and skills to self-manage your mental health. Learn actionable knowledge and skills in engaging online courses available in English or French. Choose between therapist-guided and self-guided programs — bringing benefits of therapy right to you.
Tailored for PSP
Free to career, volunteer, and retired PSP
Confidential
Flexible and Convenient
Supported by research
No referral needed
No waitlist
Therapist-Guided Courses
Work through evidence-based lessons at your own pace while receiving personalized support from a registered therapist via secure online messaging or phone calls over approximately eight to 16 weeks.
Self-Guided Courses
Access evidence-based courses anytime, anywhere across Canada. Work independently through flexible lessons designed for PSP, with helpful resources available whenever you need them.
Making a Difference
Our online therapy courses have helped PSP across Canada improve their mental health and build lasting skills to self-manage their wellbeing.
of clients would recommend PSPNET to a friend
of clients agree PSPNET was worth their time

Meet Our Therapists
Our therapists have graduate-level training in psychology, social work, or related fields who receive ongoing education on PSP occupational stressors and mental health, access to PSP-focused research and subject-matter experts, and regular case consultation.
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