First Responder Resiliency & Life Balance

The First Responder Resiliency and Life Balance program provides a science-based approach to the physiological, neurological, psychological, and emotional effects of trauma and stress of first responders and their families. This program is taught by highly trained first responders (police and fire) Prevention Educators. This program is a 6-hour group intervention that can be split into 3-hour sessions across 2 days, or 2-hour sessions across 3 days.

Key Program Elements:

Taught by highly trained retired first responders (police and fire) Prevention Educators with the ability to connect and identify with the lived experience of group participants including toxic stress and trauma.
Wellness
Flexible scheduling to meet departmental needs.
Invaluable employee benefits that will impact your employees physical, emotional, and mental health.
Resources and referrals to appropriate resources for individuals and organizations looking to address substance use disorder, stigma, trauma, counseling, and more.

Please contact Ron Ritter for more information.

Request this program here!

Participant Testimonials

“This program helps not only equip the grieving but empower the preventable. Lieutenant Ritter connected seamlessly with the Evesham Fire Rescue crews that a comfortable and compassionate environment was quickly established. I’d liked to personally thank Ron, the Prevention Plus family, Evesham Fire Rescue, and the Township for making this training possible. I look forward to maintaining these relationships and getting just a little better each day.” (JH)

“I BELIEVE THAT CLASSES LIKE THIS COULD GREATLY HELP MYSELF AND MY RELATIONSHIPS WITH MY FAMILY. MY GIRLFRIEND IS AN EMT AND I FIND THAT WE BOTH HAVE UNHEALTHY WAYS OF COPY WITH OTHERS. WE BOTH ARE TRYING TO WORK TOGETHER. I LOVE THAT THIS PROGRAM IT AVAILABLE. IT WILL HELP PEOPLE.” (FIRST RESPONDER PARTICIPANT)

“I FEEL THIS IS A VERY MUCH NEEDED CLASS WITH GREAT INFORMATION FOR OUR LINE OF WORK. RARELY COMES A TIME WHEN WE ARE NOT UNDER STRESS AND INFORMATION TO RECOGNIZE AND MANAGE THE STRESS PLAYS A HUGE PART IN OUR OVERALL HEALTH. I REALLY APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY TO GAIN BETTER KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO MANAGE THE STRESS IN MY LIFE AND OVERALL TO LEARN HOW TO KEEP MYSELF AND MY COWORKERS HEALTHY AND HAPPY” (FIRST RESPONDER PARTICIPANT)