ENROUTE: The Podcast of The First Responder Behavioral Health Institute

ENROUTE - BRAM DUFEE

Welcome to this episode of ENROUTE, I’m Joseph Brigandi.  On this episode we have the privilege of visiting with a paramedic who has over 25 years of field experience and a Ph.D. in Human Development and Organizational Systems.    His book Hypnotic Communication in Emergency Medical Settings for Life Saving Therapeutic Outcomes is both groundbreaking and insightful.    How we talk to people in behavioral health and emergency medical settings makes all the difference in the world and it can make a lifesaving difference when critical communications are essential for healing and patient cooperation.   Please join me in welcoming Bram Duffee to this episode of ENROUTE.

Conrad Weaver - PTSD 911

Conrad Weaver is a documentary filmmaker whose dedicated his life to telling stories that matter.  Stories that make a difference and stories that define the many problems we all face in tangible ways that help us better understand the situation and positions us to take action and engage solutions.  PTSD911 is a powerful new documentary that explores the story of first responders and the stress of the job from interviews with first responders who are struggling to cope with the impact of repetitive trauma exposure.  This documentary serves as a message of hope to first responders and the community helping us to better understand that healing is possible and it examines the risks of not taking care of yourself and failing to recognize and respond to the signs of declining mental health.  Conrad exposes us to the human behind the uniform and the struggles and stigmas first responders face when seeking help.  First responders take care of us on our worst days and this film asks the some importiant questions, who will take care of them and How do we create a culture of wellness within our organizations?  This film inspires lasting systemic change, ending stigmas and it raises awareness of the work that still needs to be done normalizing the understanding that it’s ok to not be okay.  Please join me in welcoming Conrad Weaver to this episode of ENROUTE.

Crimes Against Children - Dallas Children's Advocacy - Part 3

The focus of this three-part series is children’s advocacy. We are going to examine how first responders can benefit from collaborating with child advocacy centers during the investigation of crimes against children. In Part One of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with President & CEO of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Irish Burch and examine the child advocacy model and why it is so important in helping you help an at-risk child. In Part Two of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Janeth Peterson, Assistant Director of Forensic Services & Mark Bradford Chief External Relations Officer of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. In Part Three of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Dr. Elena M. Doskey de Lobón, Psychologist and Director of Clinical Training for the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. DCAC Website: https://dcac.org/ Training: https://dcac.org/training/ Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center coordinates the investigation, prosecution, and healing services for the most severe cases of child abuse in Dallas County – those that rise to the level of a criminal offense. Each year, DCAC serves over 13,000 children and their non-offending family members who were sexually abused, severely physically abused, or who had witnessed a violent crime. 🚑 Welcome to the First Responder Behavioral Health Institute (FRBHI) Podcast- The platform for podcasts dedicated to the mental health and wellbeing of first responders. 🚨 🎙️ Audio Version Here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... 🔍 In each episode, we delve into the challenges faced by our brave first responders and provide insights from experts in the field. From stress management to coping mechanisms, our goal is to foster a supportive community and promote mental health and well-being within the first responder community. 👥 Online Courses: Enroll in our specially crafted online courses designed to empower first responders and clinicians with practical skills for managing stress, building resilience, and cultivating a healthy lifestyle. We offer dozens of courses to first responders and clinicians as well as a certification program leading to Behavioral Health First Responder and Behavioral Health Clinical Responder certifications. The Institute also serves as our international speaker’s bureau, and we bring in an amazing array of talented first responder educators and clinicians when requested to present to first responder agencies and corporations nationally and internationally. From behavioral health courses to organizational development programs FRBHI is your go to resource for first responder and clinician education and training. Reach out and let's talk about how we can help you meet your agency’s needs. Join now and take the first step towards prioritizing your mental health.

Crimes Against Children - Dallas Children's Advocacy - Part 2

The focus of this three-part series is children’s advocacy. We are going to examine how first responders can benefit from collaborating with child advocacy centers during the investigation of crimes against children. In Part One of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with President & CEO of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Irish Burch and examine the child advocacy model and why it is so important in helping you help an at-risk child. In Part Two of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Janeth Peterson, Assistant Director of Forensic Services & Mark Bradford Chief External Relations Officer of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. In Part Three of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Dr. Elena M. Doskey de Lobón, Psychologist and Director of Clinical Training for the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. DCAC Website: https://dcac.org/ Training: https://dcac.org/training/ Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center coordinates the investigation, prosecution, and healing services for the most severe cases of child abuse in Dallas County – those that rise to the level of a criminal offense. Each year, DCAC serves over 13,000 children and their non-offending family members who were sexually abused, severely physically abused, or who had witnessed a violent crime. 🚑 Welcome to the First Responder Behavioral Health Institute (FRBHI) Podcast- The platform for podcasts dedicated to the mental health and wellbeing of first responders. 🚨 🎙️ Audio Version Here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... 🔍 In each episode, we delve into the challenges faced by our brave first responders and provide insights from experts in the field. From stress management to coping mechanisms, our goal is to foster a supportive community and promote mental health and well-being within the first responder community. 👥 Online Courses: Enroll in our specially crafted online courses designed to empower first responders and clinicians with practical skills for managing stress, building resilience, and cultivating a healthy lifestyle. We offer dozens of courses to first responders and clinicians as well as a certification program leading to Behavioral Health First Responder and Behavioral Health Clinical Responder certifications. The Institute also serves as our international speaker’s bureau, and we bring in an amazing array of talented first responder educators and clinicians when requested to present to first responder agencies and corporations nationally and internationally. From behavioral health courses to organizational development programs FRBHI is your go to resource for first responder and clinician education and training. Reach out and let's talk about how we can help you meet your agency’s needs. Join now and take the first step towards prioritizing your mental health. 🎓 https://www.frbhi.com/courses/ 🔗 Connect with Us: Stay connected with our community on social media for real-time updates, behind-the-scenes content, and a chance to engage with fellow first responders. LinkedIn: / frbhi Twitter: / josephbrigandi Facebook: / frbhi Founder: www.JosephBrigandi.com YouTube: @FRBHI

Crimes Against Children - Dallas Children's Advocacy -Part 1

The focus of this three-part series is children’s advocacy. We are going to examine how first responders can benefit from collaborating with child advocacy centers during the investigation of crimes against children. In Part One of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with President & CEO of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center, Irish Burch and examine the child advocacy model and why it is so important in helping you help an at-risk child. In Part Two of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Janeth Peterson, Assistant Director of Forensic Services & Mark Bradford Chief External Relations Officer of the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. In Part Three of this Special Edition Podcast Series, we talk with Dr. Elena M. Doskey de Lobón, Psychologist and Director of Clinical Training for the Dallas Children's Advocacy Center. DCAC Website: https://dcac.org/ Training: https://dcac.org/training/ Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center coordinates the investigation, prosecution, and healing services for the most severe cases of child abuse in Dallas County – those that rise to the level of a criminal offense. Each year, DCAC serves over 13,000 children and their non-offending family members who were sexually abused, severely physically abused, or who had witnessed a violent crime. 🚑 Welcome to the First Responder Behavioral Health Institute (FRBHI) Podcast- The platform for podcasts dedicated to the mental health and wellbeing of first responders. 🚨 🎙️ Audio Version Here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh... 🔍 In each episode, we delve into the challenges faced by our brave first responders and provide insights from experts in the field. From stress management to coping mechanisms, our goal is to foster a supportive community and promote mental health and well-being within the first responder community. 👥 Online Courses: Enroll in our specially crafted online courses designed to empower first responders and clinicians with practical skills for managing stress, building resilience, and cultivating a healthy lifestyle. We offer dozens of courses to first responders and clinicians as well as a certification program leading to Behavioral Health First Responder and Behavioral Health Clinical Responder certifications. The Institute also serves as our international speaker’s bureau, and we bring in an amazing array of talented first responder educators and clinicians when requested to present to first responder agencies and corporations nationally and internationally. From behavioral health courses to organizational development programs FRBHI is your go to resource for first responder and clinician education and training. Reach out and let's talk about how we can help you meet your agency’s needs. Join now and take the first step towards prioritizing your mental health. 🎓 https://www.frbhi.com/courses/ 🔗 Connect with Us: Stay connected with our community on social media for real-time updates, behind-the-scenes content, and a chance to engage with fellow first responders. LinkedIn: / frbhi Twitter: / josephbrigandi Facebook: / frbhi Founder: www.JosephBrigandi.com YouTube: @FRBHI 🙌 Join the Movement: Help us spread awareness about the importance of first responder mental health. Share this podcast with your colleagues, friends, and family. Together, let's create a supportive environment for those who dedicate their lives to keeping us safe. 🎗️Support the Cause: Consider becoming a patron to support our mission and gain access to exclusive content, Q&A sessions, and more. Your contribution helps us continue our efforts in promoting mental well-being within the first responder community. 👉 https://www.frbhi.com/donations/