Bill Tibbo has spent a large part of his career helping people and companies recover from traumatic events. In September, he led a team of 50 social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists to New York City. They were among the many disaster response teams from all over Canada and the U.S. who counselled the people who lost family members and colleagues in the World Trade Center collapse. Tibbo says his group had the "honour" of debriefing some 2,300 people over the course of 15 days, an experience he calls "life-changing".
Read McGill's interview with Bill here