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Correctional officer union contributes to planned first responder retreat

Prince Albert Daily Herald Local UCCO president John Lambiris, right, presents a donation to the RVRR, accepted by co-founder Michelle McKeaveney, accompanied by her service dog, Scooter. (Peter Lozinski/Daily Herald) The first time John Lambiris walked down the forest path at the future home of the River Valley Resilience Retreat (RVRR), he was taken aback by the calmness of the bush. “It’s very peaceful and relaxing,” he said as he reached a small clearing on the dirt path that leads from a pasture to the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. “There’s a calmness here that just allows you to be in the moment.”

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The Newly Institute Announces Hiring of Chief Operating Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, and Announces Leadership Team

The Newly Institute Announces Hiring of Chief Operating Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, and Announces Leadership Team
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Desmond inquiry: former soldier was never given two assessments considered essential | iNFOnews

Desmond inquiry: former soldier was never given two assessments considered essential | iNFOnews
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Do our eyes hold the secret to treating some mental illness? Ottawa researchers tout unique psychotherapy

Article content When he first read about a new psychotherapy that used eye movement to help alleviate patients’ trauma, psychologist Philippe Gauvreau was deeply skeptical. The field was beset by pseudoscientific fads, and he was convinced Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) was just another one. The therapy combines exposure therapy with guided eye movements: Typically, a patient is asked to track a therapist’s hand while thinking about a traumatic event. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Do our eyes hold the secret to treating some mental illness? Ottawa researchers tout unique psychotherapy Back to video

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Do our eyes hold the secret to treating some mental illness? Ottawa researchers tout unique psychotherapy

Do our eyes hold the secret to treating some mental illness? Ottawa researchers tout unique psychotherapy
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