Show Notes:

Thanks so much to T.C. Randall, ER Nurse of 14 years and author of The View From The Wrong Side of The Day (Buy his book, it’s great!), as well as Jennifer Pound, recently retired RCMP Staff Sgt. and face of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) in Vancouver, and creator of the blog Fuel For First Responders. 

We broke this conversation about their experiences navigating therapy with an occupational stress injury into two parts. This week we talk about the difficulties navigating the system and accessing support that fit.

Join us next week for the rest of the conversation about finding the right fit and working to recover.

Episode Challenge:

What learnings can you take from T.C. and Jenn’s experiences? How does your organization map out a path to accessing support when there is need?

Reflect on where you’re at and what you might need by using our free Beating the Breaking Point Indicators Checklist & Triage Guide. 

Register now for the Self-Care Dare 5 Day Challenge for First Responders and Front Line Workers! Registration will close November 1st at 11:59PM. The dare kicks off on November 2nd. Registration is only $10 and includes 5 days of video lessons around 5 key domains for self-care; bonus resources and worksheets to develop a bombproof and sustainable self-care plan; access to our private facebook group to connect, problem solve and hone our skills; and fun prizes along the way to keep you pushing forward. If you are needing to up your self-care game, join us and take the dare. 

Additional Resources:

Buy T.C.’s book: The View From The Wrong Side of The Day
Check out Jenn’s blog: Fuel For First Responders. 

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