Traumatic Situations, Critical Incidents & Emergency Response Provider Training
Wednesday, Oct. 5, 9 a.m. - Noon
Virtual event (Microsoft Teams meeting link will be sent out after you register)
FREE

If you treat – or would like to treat – firefighters, it's important to learn the mental & emotional warning signs they could be experiencing after one of these events, and how to address them. This training for providers will cover:
  • The differences between traumatic situations, critical incidents and emergency response
  • How to identify the mental, emotional and physical symptoms when someone is in distress
  • Tips and evidence-based techniques for calming someone who is in and out of the “window of tolerance,” or in the fight or flight
  • Motivational interviewing tactics for de-escalating high risk situations
  • Working within our scope of practice and knowing when to seek help
  • Various treatment approaches for traumatic situations, critical incidents and emergency response, and how to get more training
  • Creating a community
  • Resources for providing additional support for aftercare
  • Self-care
Minnesota Firefighter Initiative (MnFIRE) Medical Director Melinda Coscarelli will present this three-hour provider training. This session is approved for 3.0 CMEs by the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy and MN Board of Social Work. Please note, the content presented may be potentially disturbing or upsetting to some.

For more information, contact Melinda Coscarelli at mcoscarelli@professionalrecoveryorganization.com. Invite your colleagues to attend as well – all are welcome!
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