GYALSUNG : A Commitment to Safety and Excellence in Training.
Mental well-being and safety
It is important to recognize that mental wellbeing and psychological safety is another domain of prime concern to us as it is possible that continuous rigorous physical training can take a toll on the mental wellbeing of the cadets. In addition to that, adjusting and coping with military life can be a challenge for some cadets which can give rise to various mental health issues such as anxiety, depression and adjustment issues.
Moreover, In the military setting, psychological safety can be compromised by the fear of failure, the fear of punishment and other factors that can create a hostile and intimidating environment. This is why it is important to create a culture of psychological safety during training by providing a congenial training environment, promoting open communication, encouraging feedback and fostering a sense of trust between cadets and their instructors.
Therefore, we aim to provide cadets with resources they need to cope with stress and manage their emotions for which counseling and psychosocial support will be made available in all the academies. A 24*7 helpline numbers will also be operational whereby cadets can seek help at their convenient time and for those in need of ongoing therapy and treatment, continuous mental well-being and related support will be provided.