Healing Through Trauma: Speaking Up
Together, first responders are speaking up about trauma and defeating the stigma surrounding mental health.
Together, first responders are speaking up about trauma and defeating the stigma surrounding mental health.
Today, we’ll highlight Audrey LaBrie, Chief Administrative Officer.
Life coaching opened my eyes. I’ve been to counselors and therapists before but none of them gave me tools.
We are first responders and first responder families and we’re not alone. If you’re looking for solidarity, this one’s for you.
Resilience is our ability to adapt or bounce back when things don’t go as planned. Resilience is about learning to deal with problems.
FRC attended the 31st 1st Responder Conferences event in Boston/Woburn, co-hosted by the Middlesex Sheriff’s Office.
With connection and comradery comes confidence. Having a life coach who’s also part of the first responder world is gold.
There’s not enough education for us to seek that help and to understand that it’s okay to not be okay. It’s a long process.
The family unit is home, more than a house or apartment, and more than a job. Our families are our support system and they deserve to be healthy and whole as well.
Coaching partners know they will be held accountable for these things. This is part of what makes coaching work because accountability works!