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10/12/2025

10/11/2025

1. Check in on each other. Seriously. Ask the question: "Are you OK?" Then listen. Then listen more. Then have a conversation.
2. You've got to talk it out. I know trusting someone with that information is profoundly difficult. But, you've got to do it. Yes, I'm talking to you.
3. The first step in easing the load you're carrying is telling someone you need help with it.

08/17/2025

Creating a Healthy Culture

Creating a healthy culture improves employee motivation, job satisfaction, communication and organizational performance for better patient care.

06/13/2025

National Center for PTSD - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Apply for and manage the VA benefits and services you’ve earned as a Veteran, Servicemember, or family member—like health care, disability, education, and more.

06/10/2025

Raise awareness and get some walking in too.

Join the PTSD Awareness Virtual Walk Veterans Health Administration sent this bulletin at 06/10/2025 10:31 AM EDT View as a webpage / Share Help Us Raise PTSD Awareness You're invited to join the fifth annual PTSD Awareness Virtual Walk—an easy way to show support for Veterans and others affected ...

05/27/2025

Second Annual First Responder Mental Health and Wellness Conference, Atlantic City, NJ
https://app.clearevent.com/event/f05564f2-b0a0-450e-95e9-deeb61894b57

**This training is for all 1st responders, police, fire, military/veterans, corrections, dispatchers, chaplains, retired 1st responders, spouses, professional staff, clinicians, and all who work in the public safety field.** 1st Responder Conferences presents a multi-faceted two-day seminar an

05/19/2025

This week and all year, "We Care. For Everyone." Starting this week, make a commitment to yourself and your mental health and wellness. Have a great National EMS Week!

05/09/2025

Great job Oakland PD!!

01/28/2025

Resources ⚕️🧘‍♀️

The address and directions to all locations of CarePlus New Jersey's offices.

12/24/2024

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Working a holiday shift can be challenging, regardless of which holiday you celebrate. However, if you find yourself scheduled to work during the holidays this year, there are some positive aspects to consider.

For emergency responders, the anticipation of holiday scheduling can be daunting. It's important to acknowledge your feelings—whether it's grief, sadness, or anger; these emotions are completely normal. Furthermore, it’s helpful to reframe your perspective on working the holiday shift. Here are some points to consider:

1. **You Are in Good Company:** There’s something to be said for spending the holiday with colleagues who understand what you’re going through.

2. **You Are Filling a Spot for Someone Else:** It’s true that someone has to be on duty. Take a moment to reflect on why you chose this field and feel proud of your role, especially on a significant day.

3. **External Gratification:** A universal human need is to feel recognized and appreciated. Civilians celebrating the holiday often express their gratitude with heartfelt thanks and acknowledgment.

To better navigate the challenges of emergency response work and to access more free resources and information, check out YOU | ResponderStrong. It’s a free, confidential space for responders and their families to take charge of their well-being and excel both personally and professionally.

https://you.responderstrong.org

12/23/2024

08/07/2024

The Kanawha County paramedic was known for trying to uplift those around her