
First Responder Psychological Support discusses a wide variety of counseling and self-care education topics for firefighters, law enforcement, dispatchers, and emergency room professionals. Sarah is a licensed clinical professional counselor in the State of Illinois & a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Florida. She specializes in treating first responders.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

I've asked my sister to participate on this podcast journey with me! This episode is our first conversation, with many more to come.
Video version is on YouTube:
Shaun from I'VE GOT YOUR BACK introduces us to Carl from Mental Health Technologies with Sarah from The Self-Care Path, LLC to discuss the simplicity of a peer support app that provides the effective and genuine connections first responders need when... more
Dr. Stacy Raymond and licensed clinical social worker Bonnie Rumilly discuss first responder counseling. A great listen for first responders and first responder clinicians.
You can find Stacy: www.drstacyraymond.com/
You can find Bonnie: ht... more
David Dachinger, Retired Fire Lieutenant and Sarah Gura of The Self-Care Path, LLC discuss first responder retirement. David Dachinger+1 844-344-6655 | Email: info@respondertv.com Peer Coach with 22Zero.org Sarah Gura www.selfcarepath.com
So this podcast, this lady!!! Like WTAF?? Like how do you freaking know me and have never met me?? Wow Signs and symptoms of First Responders was the first podcast I listened to… I’m hooked!! My wife found this for me and she broke down because now she understands me and felt just a taste of what I go through! So lady we will never meet, but we are about have a beautiful relationship!!! Thank you I can’t wait to hear more!!! Father/Husband Firefighter/Flight Medic/68W
I’ve known Sarah for a while and have sat in on several of her presentations. This podcast is a great adjunct to what she teaches in person. If you’re a first responder in any capacity, take some time to take care of yourself and this podcast is a great way to start. You can pop in the old earbuds and learn how to help yourself without anyone else knowing what you’re listening to.
Great stuff, keep up the strong work!
Sarah spoke at our department and I thoroughly enjoyed her approach to the guys and the job. I would really have loved to have my wife go through it but in never came to fruition. It definitely had an impact on me.
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The show centers on mental health, peer support, and practical well-being strategies for first responders across law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency services. Episodes frequently explore trauma processing, stigma reduction, preventive care, and the development of supportive systems like peer networks and accessible counseling. Notable angles include EMDR and other coping modalities, legislative and policy nuances affecting access to care, and community-driven initiatives that foster resilience and post-service reinvention. The host consistently emphasizes proactive mental health care, family involvement, and reducing barriers to support, making it a practical resource for professionals, departments, and sponsors focused on resilien... more
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