Peer Support Training introduces the practice and techniques of first responder psychological first aid as it is provided to first responders by first responders. It is in support of the National Fallen Firefighters’ Foundation’s "Everyone Goes Home" project and the 13th Life Safety Initiative: First responders and their families must have access to counseling and psychological support services. It provides a first round of psycho-education on responding to first responder behavioral health needs.
The first responder career requires high functioning and emotionally intelligent teams of people who are committed to wellness and excellence. Therefore, first responders need to have a better understanding of mental/behavioral health topics as it affects them both personally and professionally. This program is designed to provide an introductory look at first responder’ needs and experiences and how to start to address those issues via peer support (first responders taking care of each other).
Details |
Language |
English
|
Date(s) |
Wed. Oct 23, 2024 0900 - 1700
Thu. Oct 24, 2024 0900 - 1700
|
Location |
Onslow County EOC 1180 Commons Drive North, Jacksonville NC 28546
Google Map
|
Handicap Accessibility |
Yes
|
WiFi Access |
Yes
|
Offered By |
Southeastern Healthcare Preparedness Region |
Primary Instructor |
Ali, Dena |
Course Length |
16 hours |
Course Hours |
16 |
CEUs |
|
Cost to Student |
$20.00
|
Award Credentials |
|
Prerequisites |
|
Equivalent Prerequisites |
|
Target Audience |
Pre-Hospital Providers
Firefighters
Law Enforcement |
Maximum Participants |
30 |
# Open Seats |
23 |
# on Wait List |
5 |