
Mark Bouchard
RCMP police officer and author specializing in mental health advocacy, leadership development, and first responder wellness; facilitates National Tactical Medicine Program with 18+ years law enforcement experience.
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Oct 26, 2026
355: What’s Wrong with First Responder “Wellness” and What We Can Do, Mark Bouchard & Matt Domyancic
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Mark BouchardGUEST
I've been a part of it as a peer supporter, like doing the training or doing the experience for people because it's not clinician led, it's peer led.

Mark BouchardGUEST
Also, the way it's set up in that part of our organization, even after an officer-involved shooting, everyone can come.

Mark BouchardGUEST
Because typically at officer-involved shootings, oh, we'll have one, but those guys can't come.
11 MINS LATER

Eric TungHOST
And that's really how you can influence culture at whatever level and position you're at.