Sunday, May 19, 2013

A Firefighter’s Deep, Dark Secret- FF Netcast Stand Down for Behavioral Health- Part 4

February 14, 2012 by  
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Listen today as a fellow brother in the fire service, indeed a blue shirt, bravely recounts his own battle with depression- how he suffered, how he handled it, and how he emerged on “the other side”.

Firefighter Netcast Stand Down for Behavioral Health Part 3- A Fire Chief’s Tragic Story

February 9, 2012 by  
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In part 3 of our series, listen in as Chief Pat Kenny bares his soul about his struggles, both personally as a father and professionally as a chief officer at his department, with the tragic suicide death of his young son.

Firefighter Netcast Stand Down for Behavioral Health Part 2

February 7, 2012 by  
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If one of your brothers or sisters started showing signs that they are in need of some type of help, would you know what tools to reach for? Would you know how to use the tools? Do you even know where the toolbox is?

Firefighter Netcast Stand Down for Behavioral Health Part 1

February 2, 2012 by  
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Now more than ever before, we have an incredible amount of new resources with which to assist us as we begin to change our attitudes toward the way we address these behavioral health issues which have always been there, but we were always afraid to confront.

Firefighter Netcast- Recognizing and Preventing Fire Service Suicides

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“What Happens When You Can’t Protect the Ones You Love?” – retired Hinsdale (IL) Fire Chief Patrick Kenny

Counseling for a firefighter- by a firefighter

December 1, 2010 by  
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“It’s good to be strong and it’s good to be courageous. But it’s also good to ask for help. “If I had a good friend who said, ‘you need to get some help,’ I would listen. I would hope somebody would do that.” –Fire Chief Bob Khan, Phoenix Fire Department, which lost four firefighters in seven months to suicide.