Difficult but Necessary Conversations for First Responder Families
First responders have demanding jobs that can often spill over into the family, so effective communication is particularly crucial.
Given the nature of their jobs, first responders are repeatedly exposed to danger, violence, trauma, and grief. Learn more about first responder mental health and get resources for help and support.
DownloadFirst responders have demanding jobs that can often spill over into the family, so effective communication is particularly crucial.
Commissioner Randall Liberty talks about the programs he's put into Maine prisons and jails to provide supportive interventions like Medication Assisted Treatment to reduce opioid overdoses and recidivism.
When one person struggles with substance use, it affects the whole family, which means the whole family needs help. This infographic shares why self-care is important and where families can go for support.
There are many benefits to building resilient workforce, including improved organizational performance and productivity.
If left untreated, stress can lead to major health problems. If you’ve actively tried to manage your stress, but you’re still experiencing symptoms, it’s time to talk talk to a professional. In this infographic, learn how a Peer Coach can help you identify sources of stress and learn new coping skills.