The Southern California wildfires have been some of the most devastating we have ever seen. First responders are putting everything on the line to protect those in the path of danger, braving the heat, wind, and separation from their own families.
At First Responders Resiliency, Inc., we are dedicated to helping first responders and their families successfully recover from the impacts of their work. Physical, psychological, emotional, and neurological. Our work is centered around a proactive approach to help them mitigate the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress before the experiences become entrenched.
Please join us as we partner with The Raven Drum Foundation to provide training after the firefight to help them and their families begin the recovery process they so obviously deserve.
Donations will go directly to cover costs for venues, lodging, food, and training. We greatly appreciate your support!
All the best,
Susan Farren
Founder, Executive Director
What We Do
Our organization provides a PROACTIVE and science-based approach to the physiological, neurological, psychological, and emotional effects of trauma and stress on first responders and their families.
Who We Serve
We serve both active and retired first responders and their families. These include fire, law enforcement, dispatch, emergency department physicians, and nurses.
Why We Do It
Tragically, more first responders die by suicide EVERY YEAR than die in the line of duty. They have life expectancies of 15 years less than civilians, a 70% divorce rate, and a greater chance of dying by stroke, heart attack, and cancer than the very people they serve.
Resiliency Program Courses
“This was the most useful class I've attended in 20 years in the fire service. Hands down. So many amazing team members that genuinely care.”
“Loved every second of the training. I now have more tools to help me with this long career ahead. THANK YOU!”
“This was the best three days of training I’ve ever been to! Thank you so much for everything. It was LIFE CHANGING!”
"You have hit a home run with this program. You have and will continue to save careers, lives and families."
