Why First Responders Can’t “Just Switch Off” After Work
You’ve likely heard it before: “Just leave work at work.” But for many first responders and other trauma exposed professionals,[…]
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You’ve likely heard it before: “Just leave work at work.” But for many first responders and other trauma exposed professionals,[…]
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Read moreIf you work in healthcare or as a first responder, you may have asked yourself some version of this question:[…]
Read moreYou’ve tried to cope. You’ve worked harder, tried to read cues, adapted your communication, read the books, set boundaries, taken[…]
Read moreWhen people search for EMDR therapy, they’re often looking for help with a trauma — car accidents, abuse, or PTSD.[…]
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