This year marks MnFIRE’s ten-year anniversary! As we double down on our commitment to improve the health and wellness of Minnesota’s fire service, we’re excited to share some updates to the MnFIRE leadership team. Please join us in congratulating George Esbensen, MnFIRE CEO and DeeDee Jankovich, MnFIRE Executive Director. Read more here:
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This year marks MnFIRE’s ten-year anniversary. What started as an idea on the back of a napkin turned into a full-fledged nonprofit supporting and advocating for Minnesota’s fire service. We’ve ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Thank you WCCO & CBS News Minnesota for speaking with our very own Mike Dobesh about the important topic of PTSD in firefighters and MnFIRE resources available to help. If you or a firefighter you love are in need of support, call 888-784-6634. You can watch the full segment with more details here: www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/video/june-is-ptsd-awareness-month-a-condition-that-can-greatly-affect-...
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Two weeks and one day until MnFORE, presented by Schmidt and Salita Law Team, and we have a couple hole sponsorships remaining! Secure one before they're gone, and join us for a day that makes a real impact for local firefighters: mnfireinitiative.com/mnfore/
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If you're struggling with PTSD/PTSI, you're not alone. Symptoms may include intrusive memories/flashbacks, avoidance behaviors, increased irritability and others.
Confidential, no-cost support is available 24/7 for active firefighters and their families. Our mental health providers offer trauma-informed care and understand the emotional health and stress unique to the fire service. Call 888-784-6634. mnfireinitiative.com/hhap/#MAP
#PTSDAwarenessDay
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The job of a firefighter means helping people, including during times that are traumatic and devastating for everyone on the scene. Ongoing exposure to trauma can lead to firefighters developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), also known as post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI) – and it isn't their fault.
Read our latest blog (or call 888-784-6634) for more information on PTSI symptoms, effective treatments and additional support:
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Firefighters often experience trauma that can lead to PTSD/PTSI. Learn the symptoms and resources available to support resilience.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
