The objective of Struggle Well Training is to enable participants to prepare, practice, and implement an individualized plan for personal growth by transforming struggle into strength, enabling them to be of continued service to themselves, their family, their work, their community, and their country. Register here.
After completing the IAFF Peer Support Training, participants will have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide support to their peers; educate brothers and sisters about behavioral health issues such as PTSD and resilience; serve as a bridge to behavioral health programs and community resources; and build or enhance their peer support programs.
The IAFF Resiliency Training is focused on building individual and organizational resilience. Through a combination of self-assessment, didactic instruction, group discussion, and video, participants will learn essential factors that contribute to personal resiliency and gain practical stress management skills to be applied on and off the job. Registration closes on 5/13.
The objective of Struggle Well Training is to enable participants to prepare, practice, and implement an individualized plan for personal growth by transforming struggle into strength, enabling them to be of continued service to themselves, their family, their work, their community, and their country. Register here.
After completing the IAFF Peer Support Training, participants will have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide support to their peers about behavioral health issues such as PTSD and resilience; serve as a bridge to behavioral health programs and community resources; and build or enhance their peer support programs. Registration closes 5/27.
This training is based on a framework of Posttraumatic Growth, built on an environment of trust and connection. This training enables growth, which occurs in five areas: Prepare, Practice, and Implement a plan for personal growth • New Possibilities • Deeper Relationships • Personal Strength Appreciation for Life • Spiritual and Existential Change. Register here.
The objective of Struggle Well Training is to enable participants to prepare, practice, and implement an individualized plan for personal growth by transforming struggle into strength, enabling them to be of continued service to themselves, their family, their work, their community, and their country. Register by contacting kbenavidez@hardeeso.com.
Based on the risk factors, warning signs, and theories of suicide presented in the facilitated discussion, participants will review anonymous case studies in structured small group discussions and share recommendations for effective post-vention with the larger group. Register Here
Join us as we address the unique mental health challenges faced by those on the front lines and their families, offering practical strategies to manage stress and prevent burnout. Gain insights into recognizing signs of overwhelm, effective coping mechanisms, and resources for ongoing support. This webinar aims to provide tools needed to maintain mental well-being
The objective of Struggle Well Training is to enable participants to prepare, practice, and implement an individualized plan for personal growth by transforming struggle into strength, enabling them to be of continued service to themselves, their family, their work, their community, and their country.
Clinicians who have attended or are interested in attending the CAPS course, are invited to attend a zoom meeting to discuss best practices for what to plan for post training.
After completing the IAFF Peer Support Training, participants will have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide support to their peers; educate brothers and sisters about behavioral health issues such as PTSD and resilience; serve as a bridge to behavioral health programs and community resources; and build or enhance their peer support programs.
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