Nervous System Support for High-Stress Workforces

Bring the EAR Program In-House

Your people work in environments where stress is constant and cumulative. Over time, that pressure impacts wellbeing, performance, and retention.

The EAR Program helps organizations support employees exposed to high levels of stress and trauma by offering accessible, trauma-informed nervous system care on-site and in-house.

This program is designed to fit seamlessly into existing wellness, peer support, and psychological health and safety initiatives.

Designed for High-Impact Teams

The EAR Program is well suited for organizations such as:

Fire halls and fire services
EMS and paramedic stations
Police detachments
911 dispatch and communications centres
Correctional institutions
Hospitals and healthcare facilities
Units with large numbers of nurses and frontline staff

If your workforce routinely responds to crisis, critical incidents, or sustained operational stress, the EAR Program was built with your environment in mind.

Why Organizations Choose EAR

Accessible

Easy for employees to engage with during or after shifts

Trauma-Informed

No requirement to talk about experiences or disclose personal information

On-Site

Delivered where your staff already are, reducing barriers to access

Scalable

Can support small teams or large departments

Complementary

Strengthens existing mental health, peer support, and wellness programs

Organizations We’ve Supported

EAR Program services have supported municipal fire departments and emergency communications professionals in Alberta.

What Clients Say

“I was nervous going into the program because I didn’t know what to expect, but it was evident within the first few sessions that it would be very beneficial. Immediately after treatment I felt more relaxed and centred. As I continued with the program, many of the symptoms started to dissipate.”

“I was struggling with some insomnia, low frustration tolerance, and difficulty focusing. I had just dealt with these previously in therapy sessions, but I love that acupuncture sessions seemed to clear these up way quicker without having to talk through all the feelings behind the symptoms.”