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A podcast designed for firefighters to learn emotional awareness, engagement, expression, and regulation which have been empirically proven to build resilience to the impact of critical incidents. Engagingly presented by Dr. Lea Sullivan, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Fire Chaplain who is culturally competent in fire service and well versed in the mental health strengths and struggles of firefighters.
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Thursday Feb 16, 2023
Thursday Feb 16, 2023
Episode 9: How are Emotions Connected to Resilience?
In today's episode, we'll identify and explore the connection between emotional awareness, secure attachment bonds, emotion regulation, and resilience. Join me in expanding our understanding how to build increased resilience to the impact of critical incidents.
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