This week I had the great opportunity to sit down with friends David Dachinger and Bonnie Rumilly, two amazing humans that are doing great things for our first responder community. When I initially entered this space they were some of the first to welcome me with open arms. 

Producing their own first responder podcast, Responder Resilience wasn't enough apparently. David , Bonnie and their co-host Dr Stacy Raymond had to take this initiative one step further with the creation of " Helping the Helpers, The Clinician's Guide to First Responder Mental Wellness". 

What a resource for those that care about this community and wan to more effectively serve it.  This book allows everyone that interacts with the first responder community to be more effective in their attempts to reach, and more importantly, positively impact the members of this community that have often had to go about their wellness journey alone. 

Sit back, give the episode a listen, pick up your copy with he provided links below and become part of the solution!

Amazon: https://a.co/d/17xjjXB

Web page: https://www.respondertv.com/p/helpingthehelpers/

| Lt. David Dachinger (Ret.)
Producer/Host Responder Resilience | Igniting the Shift Within
Phone 904-717-1222 Email [email protected]
Web ResponderTV.com Peer Coach 22Zero.org
Advisory Board Fairfield County Trauma Response Team
Powerful New Resource Helping the Helpers-The Clinicians Guide to First Responder Mental Wellness

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And if you would like to watch the interview you can view it in it's entirety on the Law Enforcement Life Coach YouTube Channel :
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