<p>We speak with; Dr Joe Tighe, a senior psychologist facilitating online group training for first responders, Dennis Smith, commander at Fire Rescue Victoria and ESF alumni who researched sector-specific mindfulness, along with Kate Duncan, a paramedic and firefighter who taught mindfulness to paramedic students at Flinders University in Adelaide.</p>

We speak with; Dr Joe Tighe, a senior psychologist facilitating online group training for first responders, Dennis Smith, commander at Fire Rescue Victoria and ESF alumni who researched sector-specific mindfulness, along with Kate Duncan, a paramedic and firefighter who taught mindfulness to paramedic students at Flinders University in Adelaide.

Mindfulness for emergency workers – how does that work?

The Emergency Service Foundation (ESF) supports the Victorian emergency management sector in Australia to prevent, promote and address the incidence and impact of mental injury for the 139,000 volunteers and paid staff who serve us.

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Mindfulness for emergency workers – how does that work?

Mindfulness for emergency workers – how does that work?