All Articles tagged Firefighter

• Program development
  December 15, 2023 EDT
  IGNITE YOUR STRENGTHS – RESILIENCE EDUCATION FOR FIREFIGHTERS
  Dr. Leigh BlaneyGeoffrey SpriggsJoshua LumleyEric AgyekumDr. Dean SlonowskyDr. Anna Macdonald

  This study took an innovative approach to design, develop and test a health promoting resilience education workshop for paid-on-call (POC) firefighters.

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• Original research
  June 15, 2023 EDT
  The Unseen Link: Healing Modalities and Emergency Response
  Alia Stinson

  Prior to recent scientific research, ‘alternative’ methods of wellness and healing were largely ignored and dismissed within conventional medicine. Some change of mindset legitimizes the use of non-conventional methods.

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• Case studies
  June 14, 2022 EDT
  EXPLORING RURAL FIREFIGHTER ACCEPTANCE OF A CISM PROGRAM
  Dr. Mikale Natasha NowakDR. Carol Kottwitz

  Firefighters can witness accidental building fires, arsons, medical emergencies, vehicle accidents, and death. These traumatic incidents are ad-ditional stressors on firefighters, who also must face the daily stressors of life.

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• Editorial
  June 14, 2022 EDT
  Editorial Column
  Victor Welzant

  It is always such a pleasure to read the submissions that arrive for consideration in “Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience: An International Journal.”

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• Editorial
  June 15, 2021 EDT
  Editorial Column, Volume 3, Issue 1, June 2021
  Victor Welzant

  It is always a pleasure to read new submissions for the Crisis Journal, and the three articles that we have in the June 2021 issue renew that enjoyment.

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• Case studies
  December 16, 2019 EDT
  How to Survive a Firestorm and Empower More Resilient Wildland Firefighters
  Marilyn J. WooleyShawna PowellMike Lowe

  The psychological and physical health and welfare of firefighters is vital in order for them to protect their communities and themselves.

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• Case studies
  September 10, 2019 EDT
  Firefighter Suicides, Addressing the Concern
  Nathan Stoermer

  The unnecessary loss of life due to firefighter and police suicides led local first responders to recognize the silent epidemic of first responder suicide.

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