Dr. Stacy Raymond and licensed clinical social worker Bonnie Rumilly discuss first responder counseling. A great listen for first responders and first responder clinicians.
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David Dachinger, Retired Fire Lieutenant and Sarah Gura of The Self-Care Path, LLC discuss first responder retirement. David Dachinger+1 844-344-6655 | Email: info@respondertv.com Peer Coach with 22Zero.org Sarah Gura www.selfcarepath.com
Small steps to overcome overwhelm are significantly important to the process of reaching your goals! Create a future template, and address all the little things you don't think need attention. Neil's website: go.neilschoepp.com/frresponder-pageSarah's website: www.selfcarepath.com
This is a less than 5 minute video/call to action. As of June 1st, Illinois First Responders should NOT be paying co-pays or deductibles for mental health services. As a therapist for MANY first responders across Illinois, I can tell you, NOT ONE INSURANCE is following the law yet. Please like, share, and get this video into the hands of someone who can help. It is not fair that my clients have to break their own PHI/HIPPA to tell a Chief their insurance is NOT following the law. THANK YOU! If you are a Chief level officer, please work with your insurance carrier to correct this wrong. THANK YOU!
Shaun from Canada's I've Got Your Back! talks with Patty and Kam of INSIGHT AND CONNECTION in the Chicagoland area about first responder psychological support. Hosted by Sarah Gura of The Self-Care Path, LLC.
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Josh from the Illinois Fire Service and Shaun from Canada's I've Got Your Back discuss first responder psychological support programs with host Sarah Gura.
Sarah hosts Ken from Public Safety Talk Radio (POCUA) and Shaun from I've Got Your Back as we discuss first responder psychological support topics. www.selfcarepath.com
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Sarah hosts Jeff from Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance and Shaun from I've Got Your Back, who discuss mental health in the first responder world.You can watch this on YouTube @sarah-guraSCP www.selfcarepath.com
Shaun from IVE GOT YOUR BACK in Canada, and Sherif from a local Florida police department talk with me about their peer support programs and the importance of having the training/service for first responders. You can watch this episode on YouTube @sarah-guraSCP www.selfcarepath.com
This video expands on the topic "Peer Support v. Trauma Bonding." Trauma bonding is an unhealthy attachment to trauma memories, objects, and people. Since peer support can be a great antidote to trauma bonding, this presentation mentions some ideas of what can be offered and taught in a peer support program. You can watch this on YouTube @sarah-guraSCP. www.selfcarepath.com
This is a continuation of the previous video: First Responder Psychological Support. In a previous video, I mentioned the 13 ways your department can implement a culture of psychological support. This presentation outlines those 13 ideas in more detail. Watch on YouTube @sarah-guraSCP. www.selfcarepath.com
This discussion reviews first responders as trauma workers, and some of the foundational psychological information needed to understand a first responder career descriptions from a counseling perspective. We will cover ACEs, attachment styles, the mind-body connection, potentially traumatic events, spontaneous intrusive cognitions, empath/compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, complex PTSD, and burn out.
Welcome back! It's been a minute. You can watch this episode on YouTube @sarah-guraSCP. We'll be doing a review, new content, and interviews!