Listen to this episode where we share quick tips on the types of Champions of Adversity and Resilience from George S. Everly, Jr., PhD, CCISM. (ICISF Co-Founder).

To learn more about the ICISF, Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM), and our upcoming training, visit www.icisf.org.

Listen as Dr. Stephanie Conn shares how to cope with stressors and traumas for first responders and peer support teams. (Previously Recorded March 24, 2021)

If you would like to increase your resilience to assist your peers and community, the ICISF offers several courses in resiliency.  Learn more by visiting our Course Description page today!  

Listen as we talk to guest speakers, Peter R. Teahen, CT, D.N.C.C.M. & Rima Afifi, Ph.D. about Fatalities Management Workers and COVID-19: Stress, Coping and Wellbeing in this special WC CISM Live Series. (Previously Recorded May 19, 2021)

ICISF Co-Founder, George S. Everly, Jr., PhD, CCISM, illustrates how Psychological Body Armor can help emergency service workers. (Previously Recorded August 5, 2020)

Listen to this episode where we share quick tips on effective planning after a critical incident occurs from George S. Everly, Jr., PhD, CCISM (ICISF Co-Founder).

This episode features one of the ICISF co-founders, Jeffrey T. Mitchell, PhD, CCISM, who goes into the background of how CISM and the ICISF were created.  (Previously Recorded May 26, 2020)

The ICISF's Director of Education and Training, Dr. Victor Welzant, offers health care workers and first responders helpful techniques to combat stress and build resilience during these turbulent times. (Originally Recorded April 14, 2020)

To learn more about building resiliency, visit www.icisf.org.

Welcome to the ICISF Podcast Series!  This episode will provide a background in the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, the formation of the organization by co-founders (Dr. George Everly and Dr. Jeffrey Mitchell), and an explanation of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM).

Learn more about getting started in Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) by visiting www.icisf.org.