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Tara is grateful that Atlas honours all knowledge and lived experience in its outreach and research. She believes this should be the foundation of mental health care. Working at Atlas is an opportunity for Tara to give back to Veterans and their Families, who have given an immeasurable amount to all Canadians.
Andrea appreciates the collective commitment of her colleagues to work towards improved care for Veterans and their Families. She sees how valuable each individual involved in Atlas is—the diversity of professional and lived experiences strengthens the work Atlas produces.
Joining Atlas was an easy decision for Shannon to make. She is passionate about the Institute’s work to correct the balance between lived and technical expertise. In her words: “Atlas is novel, refreshing, and greatly needed.”
Meriem joined Atlas because every day brings a new opportunity to provide Veterans and Veteran Families with information they can use to better understand their mental health and make informed decisions about their care. She is grateful to be working with a team equally passionate about this mission.
As the daughter of a Veteran, working at Atlas is personally meaningful. She has worked in the mental health and substance use sectors for over a decade. This role is an opportunity to bring her skills and passion for lived experience together to improve mental healthcare.
Victoria chose to work for Atlas because of the Institute’s commitment to authentic engagement and an evidence-informed approach to research. Having friends and family who are current and former members of the military makes this work especially meaningful for her.
Alex is passionate about raising awareness and bringing mental health resources and supports informed by diverse knowledge, research and lived experience to the people that need them. She is grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the work the Atlas Institute does to support Veterans and Families.
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