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Resilience Development in Action: First Responder Mental Health

E.71 The Unique Challenges Of First Responders And Correctional Staff

Resilience Development in Action: First Responder Mental Health

Steve Bisson

Substance Use, Mental Health, Psychology, Education, Counseling, Social Sciences, Honest, Science, Self-improvement, Health & Fitness

5.021 Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2022

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I discuss another chapter in my book and how I came to work with first responders, as well as how it has been a unique process to work with them. I discuss how they have struggled to reach out at times and how cultural competency can be beneficial. I also review how it is for other first responders and their own challenges. We finally discuss the stigma of reaching out for help and how, while things have changed, there is still challenges to be met in that ar...

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0:00.0

Hi and welcome to finding your way through therapy.

0:05.3

I'm your host, Steve Biesel.

0:07.7

The goal of this podcast is to demystify therapy, what can happen in therapy, and the

0:13.6

wide array of conversations you can have in therapy.

0:17.2

I also talk to guests about therapy, their experience with therapy, and how psychology is present in many places in their lives.

0:25.6

I also share personal stories.

0:27.8

So please join me on this journey about therapy.

0:34.5

Hi and welcome to episode 71 of Finding Your Way Through Therap therapy. I am Steve Bisa. If you haven't

0:40.5

listened to Jay Ball and Caitlin Deehe in episode 70, I encourage you to do so. It was a great conversation.

0:46.6

I really enjoyed it. And I think we came up with a few ideas. And I'm going to have him back actually

0:51.4

before the end of the season because we're going to talk about veterans, which I think is very important.

0:56.7

But episode 71, it was actually a review of my chapter on the unique challenges of first responders, dispatchers, and correctional staff.

1:05.7

It's interesting because I was rereading it and I realized how many mistakes that I wrote.

1:12.7

But for the most part, I actually stand behind what I wrote.

1:16.8

And yeah, there's a little things here and there that maybe I would say differently.

1:20.7

And I know the end of the chapter I talk about defunding the police.

1:23.9

I wrote it in June 2020.

1:25.6

We were in the midst of issues with the first responders

1:30.0

that people were publicizing. And ultimately, I still think that defunding the police will

1:35.3

never be the solution, but rather education and working in cooperation. And that would be the

1:41.4

first thing I would say is that I think I stand behind the whole chapter

1:44.2

of just about everything I wrote other than the typos that I've seen and I'm going to try to

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