Navigating PTSD & PTSI
More than just first responders suffer traumatic events. If you or someone you know is navigating PTSD or PTSI, this is helpful knowledge.
Navigating PTSD & PTSI Read More »
More than just first responders suffer traumatic events. If you or someone you know is navigating PTSD or PTSI, this is helpful knowledge.
Navigating PTSD & PTSI Read More »
When you leave PTSD untreated, you hurt more than yourself. You hurt the very people you love and are trying to protect.
The Timebomb: PTSD Untreated Read More »
Anxiety affects everyone, add to that a first responder lifestyle and you’ve got a recipe for multiple anxiety triggers.
Anxiety Triggers: Did You Know This Affects You? Read More »
Susan suffered silently from PTSD, before seeking help. We talk about getting support and finding healing.
Spotlight: Susan Deyo, Firefighter/EMT ret., FRC Coach Read More »
It’s a job of boots and tears, but it seems clear in training that first responders are not the ones allowed to cry.
No one signs up for trauma because it’s fun. We sign up for trauma to help people out of it, not to wear the scars of it for the rest of our lives.
Our current technology has led us to a place where you can put a device on and change your environment. This opens a world of opportunity for therapy for PTSD patients.
Developing Therapies for PTSD Read More »
We love our fireworks on the fourth, their popping colors and vibrant designs, but not everyone does. Those with PTSD may have a particularly difficult time with fireworks.
A Word on July Fourth Fireworks Read More »
We shouldn’t wait for things to get ugly or to the point of someone thinking about suicide before we take the first steps of prevention. We need to start conversations now, right now, so that everyone is aware of what to do.
Navigating Suicidal Ideation Read More »
Trauma Informed Coaches anchor their work in the present, not the past. They focus on the client’s current life and how trauma is affecting them today.
Life Coaching with PTSD Read More »