First Responders face stress every day
To perform their best, first responders will benefit from:
- Mindfulness to keep composure and clarity regardless of what is happening
- Resilience to let go of what has occurred to be fully prepared for the next event
Your donation helps First Responders become resilient to the stressful situations they face every day.
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Doctors, Nurses, EMTs, Veterinarians, Police, Firefighters, Victim Services, Social Workers and Teachers
Our focus is to provide proactive tools to help First Responders do their job better.
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Read the article here:
Local non-profit helping first responders dealing with ‘compassion burnout’ amid pandemic
"Evidence suggests that improvement is possible, investment is justified, and return on investment measurable. Addressing this issue is not only the organization’s ethical responsibility, it is also the fiscally responsible one."
Results of working with First Responder Resilience
- Reduced burnout, sick days, absenteeism, and turnover
- Reduced errors (and associated problems)
- Clearer communication and documentation
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Improved accuracy and quality
- Better critical decision making
WE SERVE THOSE WHO SERVE
First Responders are dedicated to service.
We are dedicated to serving First Responders.

Doctors, Nurses, EMTs, Veterinarians, Police, Firefighters, Victim Services, Social Workers and Teachers
"Stress and rigorous work schedules push a doctor to commit suicide every day in the US: ‘We need them, but they need us.’ "
"It became clear to us that they were under just as much stress and just as vulnerable [as physicians] but had been largely ignored and forgotten."