"Addressing burnout is not just a moral responsibility: It could also be money-saving."
Our First Responder Resilience Services
Our approach is proactive.
We provide tools to help First Responders become more resilient.
Our emphasis is on providing tools for First Responders to communicate clearer, document better, improve quality, and make better decisions.
Seminars
Provide Mindfulness and Resience tools to First Responders efficiently.
Communicate how management cares about employees' health and well being.
Demonstrate specific tools to get buy in from management and the front lines.
Workshops
Reveal and explain what are Resilience tools and how they combat burnout .
Guide participants to practice using the methods.
Offer individuals the opportunity to share with others their experience with using the tools.
Individual
An Emotional Intelligence (EQ) assessment provides deep insight into individual issues.
Tools and methods are customized to help First Responders do their job better.
First Responders can be liberated from their past, creating a lasting, positive change.
Less Stress and Burnout Means...
Healthier First Responders
Higher quality care, more accurate communication, better teamwork
Better outcomes for clients and patients
OUR METHODOLOGIES
Our emphasis is to proactively provide First Responders with:
- Mindfulness to maintain composure and clarity on the front lines.
- Resilience to release past experiences to be fully prepared for the next event.
First Responders can be liberated from their past, creating a lasting, positive change.
Emotional Intelligence
EQ is a scientifically proven methodology to uncover issues and to provide a roadmap of how to address the needs of each individual. EQ pinpoints opportunities to improve their well being, speaking, teamwork, leadership, and stress management skills. Clients are guided to work on topics they are comfortable with discussing.
Energy Work
No matter how strong the person, the truth is that First Responders are immersed in negative emotion and conflicting feelings every day. Tools such as meditation and grounding can be used to protect themselves from the difficult situations they face everyday. Letting it go is healthier than burying it.
