Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Mental Health Training | Wrapping up 2023
Mental Health Training | Wrapping up 2023
Mental Health Training | Wrapping up 2023
Friday 17th November 2023
Join 'No One Fights Alone' as Ben Pearson discusses groundbreaking mental health training for first responders, offering practical tools for overall well-being.
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Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
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Episode Overview
- The episode focuses on mental health and wellness training for first responders
- It highlights the challenges faced during mental health training and the need to humanize the experience
- The Chateau Health and Wellness program is discussed, aiming to treat the unique challenges encountered by first responders
- The training provides practical insights and tools for first responders to enhance their overall well-being
- It emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment for first responders to address their mental health challenges
The goal is to empower individuals to take control of their wellness. The training provides practical insights and tools for first responders to enhance their overall well-being.
Ever wondered what it takes to create effective mental health training for first responders? In this episode of 'No One Fights Alone', hosts Austin Pederson and Brad Shepherd sit down with Ben Pearson to discuss their innovative approach to mental health and wellness training. This episode doesn't just scratch the surface; it dives deep into the real-world challenges and solutions that first responders face every day.
Ben Pearson shares his journey in developing a training program that goes beyond traditional methods. He talks about the importance of bridging the gap between clinicians and first responders, ensuring that the training is both practical and relatable. The conversation highlights the need to humanize mental health training, making it more accessible and effective for those who are constantly on the front lines.
You'll hear about the Chateau Health and Wellness program, which aims to address the unique challenges faced by first responders. From mental health and physical well-being to managing relationships and stress, this comprehensive model provides practical tools and insights to help first responders enhance their overall well-being. The episode emphasizes creating a supportive environment where first responders can openly discuss their mental health challenges and find the resilience they need to thrive.
It's a compelling look at how innovative training can make a significant impact on the lives of those who protect and serve us daily.