Spousal Resiliency Program
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Spousal Resiliency Program
Hosts:
• Claudine Barrette, M.Ps, C.Psych.
• Carolynn Turner, MA, RCC-ACS
Lived Experience Peer:
• Kathryn Linford
SRP Online is a ten-module, self-paced clinical program designed to support spouses of Trauma Exposed Professionals living with an operational stress injury (OSI). Adapted from our in-person Spousal Resiliency Program, SRP Online brings trauma-informed education and guided reflection into an accessible online format helping spouses explore the roots of their personal reactions when the focus is so often on their partners.
Over the course of these modules, participants learn about trauma’s impact on the brain, body, and relationships. Each section integrates evidence-based clinical facilitation with lived experience storytelling and guided practices that promote emotional regulation, understanding, and healing.
Over the course of these modules, participants learn about trauma’s impact on the brain, body, and relationships. Each section integrates evidence-based clinical facilitation with lived experience storytelling and guided practices that promote emotional regulation, understanding, and healing.
Course curriculum
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Survey Instructions
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Pre-completion Survey
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How to successfully complete this course:
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Course Walkthrough
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Intellectual Property
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Course Curriculum
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Learning Objectives
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Host: Claudine Barrette, M.Ps, C.Psych.
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Host: Carolynn Turner, MA, RCC-ACS
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Lived Experience Peer: Kathryn Linford
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Class Workbook
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Complete Class Workbook (Downloadable)
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Video Lesson
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About this course
- $200
- 10 Lessons
Hosts
Claudine Barrette, M.Ps, C.Psych.
Program Facilitator
Claudine Barrette, M.Ps, C.Psych. is a clinical psychologist with over 25 years of experience supporting individuals and families affected by trauma. Her work has focused on members of the Canadian Armed Forces, first responders, and their spouses and family members. She brings a strong understanding of Trauma-Exposed Professional issues and Operational Stress Injuries, and their impact on both individuals and loved ones.
Claudine is the National Clinical Advisor for Wounded Warriors Canada, where she has co-developed several programs, including the WWC Spousal Resiliency Program, WWW Spousal Resiliency Program-Online and the WWC Surviving Family Program. She is also a senior training clinician for the WWC and has trained many of the next generation of the WWC clinicians in the eastern regions of Canada.
She is guided by values of compassion, dignity, and care.
Claudine is the National Clinical Advisor for Wounded Warriors Canada, where she has co-developed several programs, including the WWC Spousal Resiliency Program, WWW Spousal Resiliency Program-Online and the WWC Surviving Family Program. She is also a senior training clinician for the WWC and has trained many of the next generation of the WWC clinicians in the eastern regions of Canada.
She is guided by values of compassion, dignity, and care.
Carolynn Turner, MA, RCC-ACS
Program Facilitator
Carolynn Turner, MA, RCC-ACS is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with nearly 15 years of experience supporting individuals and families affected by complex and relational trauma, as well as operational stress injuries. A central focus of her work is with military, veteran, and first responder families (including service members and responders, spouses, and teen and adult children). Her work supports individuals and families as they navigate PTSD-related challenges and the relational impacts of service-related trauma.
Carolynn is a Senior Clinician with Wounded Warriors Canada and a Co-Developer of three of their national programs: the Surviving Families Program, the Spousal Resiliency Program, and the Spousal Resiliency Program- Online. She also serves as a Facilitator for the COPE program and Trauma Resiliency Program, both Levels 1 and 2.
Her work reflects a long-standing commitment to family-centred practice within service-connected communities.
Carolynn is a Senior Clinician with Wounded Warriors Canada and a Co-Developer of three of their national programs: the Surviving Families Program, the Spousal Resiliency Program, and the Spousal Resiliency Program- Online. She also serves as a Facilitator for the COPE program and Trauma Resiliency Program, both Levels 1 and 2.
Her work reflects a long-standing commitment to family-centred practice within service-connected communities.
Lived Experience Peer
Kathryn Linford
Lived Experience Peer
Ms. Kathryn Linford is the spouse of a Canadian Armed Forces Veteran who served for 33 years and who, after multiple operational deployments, was diagnosed with Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Ms. Linford has served as a board member for the CFB Borden Military Family Resource Centre, helping organize events to support military families. Upon her husband’s retirement in 2014, they embarked on a cross-country speaking tour to over 60 locations across Canada sharing the story of their chaotic family life and promoting her husband’s book on the subject. She was approached by many spouses in similar situations and was able to share the knowledge she had gained over the years.
Ms. Linford is the co-founder of the Wounded Warriors Canada Couples Overcoming PTSD Every Day (WWC-COPE) Program. She administers the program and has participated as a support spouse in several sessions over the past two years. In addition to this, Ms. Linford speaks to spouses of ill and injured Veterans on a weekly basis.
Ms. Linford is the co-founder of the Wounded Warriors Canada Couples Overcoming PTSD Every Day (WWC-COPE) Program. She administers the program and has participated as a support spouse in several sessions over the past two years. In addition to this, Ms. Linford speaks to spouses of ill and injured Veterans on a weekly basis.
