Grief is a difficult part of life and trying to support someone through a significant loss is hard. This course addresses grief and helps responders learn how to effectively support someone through this incredibly difficult time.

This course examines anger and how it may impair healthy functioning and relationships. Strategies and tools are identified to help manage troublesome current behaviors and positively affect long-term change.

This course assists responders and agencies to prepare for and respond to critical incidents and the stressors that accompany them. It further focuses on resiliency strategies and tools that can help mitigate the impacts of these incidents.

Effectively communicating with people to gain compliance and critical information is vital to every responder. This course provides foundational skills for responders of all types and provides strategies to verbally deescalate tense situations.

Effectively communicating with people to gain compliance and critical information is vital to every responder. This course provides foundational skills for responders of all types and provides strategies to verbally deescalate tense situations.

Dealing with daily, chronic pain can be extremely difficult and many responders struggle with this reality. This course addresses chronic pain and delivers strategies to deal with it.

Dealing with stress, anxiety, or trauma from a call? Is it causing you to gridlock when you need to be operational? Run through this quick but powerful exercise with a counselor to help contain what’s happening and get on with your day.

The resiliency wheel is a quick and easy way to reflect to focus on whether your basic needs are being met or if your life is unbalanced. If you feel like something is missing or void in your life, chances are you could use this tool.

This course includes foundational information about peer support team operations, limitations, and requirements to be compliance with best practice standards.

Across the nation agencies are facing morale problems that are crippling personnel, and it’s understandable given today’s environment. We face this difficult topic head-on while providing research-based strategies to combat poor morale and thrive.

This course provides basic peer counseling skills to those who may be looking to effectively reach out and help fellow responders they see struggling with anger, depression, trauma, relationship issues, or any other number of challenges.

Wildland fire crews are suffering from devastating demand, fewer resources, and immense trauma after record-breaking seasons. This course will provide survival and resilience strategies to recover and thrive through these challenges.

It is no secret: Responder work is stressful. This course addresses the types and causes of stress and provides valuable strategies to arm the responder with ways to actively work on stress reduction, trauma recovery, and increased resiliency.

Military families facing deployments encounter stress, logistical concerns, and strains on relationships. This course provides tips and strategies to help prepare for, survive, and thrive despite deployments.