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Survived episodes
- Survived - Finding the Good in COVID-19Doug starts out practicing social distancing alone in the studio to discuss what to do during COVID-19. Turning to the old school way of staying at home with friends and family and using basic cleaning philosophies of washing your hands and covering...1 hr 21 min
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- Survived - Unprocessed Trauma: It's Not Just MentalLearn how unprocessed trauma can impact not only your mental, but physical well being1 hr 7 min
- Survived - YOU taking care of You and filling your cupDoug and Chris, minus Karen, talk about the new year and what it takes to fill your cup. Positive relationships, surrounding yourself by positive people and things will help you to survive life. Share a hug with someone and break through all the things...1 hr 3 min
- Survived - Priorities for the New Year and you!Doug and Chris discuss setting the years priorities and how to make it through mental health in a first responders world.1 hr 1 min
- Survived - How to Persevere In the First Responder CareerPersevering through the difficult times as a first responder1 hr 4 min
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- Survived - Xpress YourselfLearn the importance of communication and self expression in the first responder community1 hr 2 min
- Survived - Bridging the Gap...Bringing Value to the First ResponderKaren, Chris, and Kevin tackle the issues we are seeing today, by bridging the gap amongst LEO and fire brothers and sisters.1 hr 2 min
About Survived
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We are a resource for first responders and their families to speak confidentially with former law enforcement officers, fire fighters, first responder professionals, and/or mental health care…
providers who are familiar with your line of work. All communications are confidential, with comprehensive assistance and planning for mental health support for first responders and their families, as well as all emergency services personnel and their families. No first responder is alone. There is help. We are here.