FRC Blog Archives - First Responder Coaching

Peer Support: Effective or Not?

In the growing efforts of peer support, the intent is there, but is the outcome enough? Let’s see where peer support is and where we want it.

By teaching self-care and self-awareness, we can better manage our own stress and responsibilities and, therefore, do our jobs better.

Whether you’re having all the fixings with family or grabbing a turkey sandwich from the road, we hope you’re filled with a thankful heart.

An effective life coach engages in deeper listening so we hear you, all of you, the whole of you, and keep you on the path to success.

The most powerful virtue of a person is the ability to love and care for another. Communities are a bond of common values, interests, & goals.

We’re in first responder life and it’s not for the faint of heart. So, how can we boost our motivation and be more productive still?

The First Responder Coaching Foundation 501(c)(3) (FRCF) is for first responder family members who need coaching but may not have access.

Coaching unlocks something invaluable. It’s you making the change in your own life. Your coach is simply there asking the right questions.

Life is about learning. When things go right, that boost of confidence is sometimes all we need to learn a more steady path to success.

Emotional Intelligence is based on your ability to handle change, stress, and relationships by recognizing emotions and dealing with them.