In this month's episode we are speaking with Lt(N) Wendy Duguid, a Regular Force Military Chaplain.
Wendy has been serving at Garrison Petawawa since 2019. She was previously the Chaplain for the medical units, and is currently supporting the Royal Canadian Dragoons (RCD) and 2 Signal Squadron.
In this conversation we chat with Wendy about:
- the day-to-day life of a Military Chaplain and the supports they provide;
- what it was like to join the Reg Force as a second career;
- the importance of self-care; and
- how families can be more resilient in challenging times.
Contact us:
We would love to hear from you. If you are a Military Family Member that wants to share your experiences and lessons learned, email us at Podcast.Feedback@PetawawaMFRC.com
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