Mental health in the Armed Forces

Mental health in the Armed Forces

The federal government will spend $200 million over six years to address mental health issues among members of the Armed Forces. Additional money will be spent on research aimed at finding better treatments and improving the recovery of serving members and veterans with mental health conditions.

Andrew Ryder, associate professor in the Department of Psychology and researcher in the Culture, Health and Personality Lab can provide perspective on mental health challenges military personnel may face.

Andrew Ryder, associate professor in the Department of Psychology
514-848-2424 ext. 5379
Andrew.ryder@concordia.ca