Join us for a webinar focused on tackling workplace incivility and its impact on the mental health and well-being of first responders. Drawing on Dr. Thomas Joiner’s Interpersonal Theory of Suicide, we’ll discuss “Thwarted Belongingness”—the feeling of disconnection—and how it can arise in high-stress environments.
Peer support training will help participants increase their knowledge and learn the necessary 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.
Peer support training will help participants increase their knowledge and learn the necessary 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.
2nd Alarm Project is presenting Struggle Well in partnership with the Boulder Crest Foundation. There is no cost to attend. In this 2-day course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the Struggle Well philosophy, and the practices and principles of Posttraumatic Growth.
Peer support training will help participants increase their knowledge and learn the necessary 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.
Join us for an exciting webinar exploring the incredible roles K9s play in the world of first responders. Discover their unmatched abilities, from the science of scent detection to search and rescue, situational awareness, and more. Learn how these amazing animals foster resilience, reduce stress for handlers and teams, and make a profound operational impact
Join us for an essential webinar focused on creating mentally healthy, resilient work environments for first responders. Learn strategies to foster psychological safety, reduce mental health stigma, and support well-being through trust and open communication. Discover actionable steps to build a supportive workplace where team members can thrive under pressure.
2nd Alarm Project is presenting Struggle Well in partnership with the Boulder Crest Foundation. There is no cost to attend. In this 2-day course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the Struggle Well philosophy, and the practices and principles of Posttraumatic Growth.
2nd Alarm Project is presenting Struggle Well in partnership with the Boulder Crest Foundation. There is no cost to attend. In this 2-day course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the Struggle Well philosophy, and the practices and principles of Posttraumatic Growth.
2nd Alarm Project is presenting Struggle Well in partnership with the Boulder Crest Foundation. There is no cost to attend. In this 2-day course, participants will gain an in-depth understanding of the Struggle Well philosophy, and the practices and principles of Posttraumatic Growth.
First responders often face ethical and emotional challenges, known as moral distress and moral injury, when their actions or experiences conflict with core values. This webinar explores the impact of moral injury on well-being, distinguishing it from PTSD, and offers strategies for prevention, healing, and fostering resilience.
Peer support training will help participants increase their knowledge and learn the necessary 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.
This product was supported [in part] by grant number H79FG000149 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The content does not necessarily reflect the views or polices of SAMHSA or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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