The Red Door Reset

This podcast focuses on recovery.

And when we talk about recovery—when we talk about a reset—we’re talking about the whole person: body, soul, and spirit.

Because real recovery isn’t just physical. It’s emotional, mental, and spiritual as well.

In this episode, we’ll focus on the soul and the spirit, and why caring for these parts of our lives is essential for true restoration.

Tune in to reset… and walk out ready to serve.

This podcast focuses on recovery.

And when we talk about recovery—when we talk about a reset—we’re talking about the whole person: body, soul, and spirit.

Because true recovery isn’t just physical.

It’s emotional.

It’s mental.

It’s spiritual.

Join us as we explore what it means to pause, recalibrate, and restore the whole person. This Episode we focus on body.

Tune in to reset… and walk out ready to serve.

On this episode of the Red Door Reset, we’re going to talk about the famous F-word.

I know what you’re thinking… No, not that one. This one shows up in every hallway, every briefing room, every station, and every hospital floor.

The word is FINE.

F-I-N-E.

The most common answer given by the people who carry the heaviest loads. But what does “I’m fine” really mean? And what happens when we keep saying it long after we stopped being fine? Join us for this conversation as we open the door to an honest reset.

Enter to recharge. Exit ready to serve.

In this episode, George and Annie share the heart behind why The Red Door Reset was built. What began as a burden for frontline professionals became a mission to preserve and strengthen those who serve in high-stress environments.

In today’s episode of The Red Door Reset, Fred Preston joins us. Fred is an expert in trauma and supports individuals and communities impacted by crisis, including first responders, frontline staff, and citizens throughout Salem and surrounding areas. Tune in to reset. Exit ready to serve!

In Episode 1, George Escalante shares the personal story behind The Red Door Reset.

From childhood trauma to Ground Zero response and international disaster work, George has lived the realities of trauma exposure — and the power of recovery.

This episode introduces the neuroscience of healing, the Three R Model, and the mission behind the Salem Red Door Foundation.

Healing is possible. Helpers need support. And resilience is learnable.

Annie is a registered nurse and certified health coach who serves on the board of the Salem Red Door Foundation. She brings a practical, relational, and whole-health perspective to resilience and recovery.

Welcome to our space where you tune in to recover and walk out ready to serve