Support, Tools & Resources for First Responders
A curated list of trusted referral partners, emergency hotlines, and helpful tools to support the mental health and wellness of First Responders and Public Safety teams.
Referral Partners
Here is a sample of First Responder-centered clinical programs we know and trust—They understand public safety culture and are equipped to support your members.
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Specialty:
Mindfulness-based resiliency skills education for veterans and first responders that focuses on post-traumatic growth.
Services:
Our Five-Day Mindfulness Education Program in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Individual Therapy at our office in Vermont, and Telehealth.
In-Service Trainings at police, EMS, and fire departments.
Location:
1 Hospital Court, Suite 11
Bellows Falls, VT 05101Contact:
Email: flf@frontlinefoundations.org
Phone: (802)732-2518
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Specialty:
We serve emergency service workers who are in distress. Our program is for all law enforcement, fire service, EMS, or other human service personnel who are themselves temporarily overwhelmed by the stress of their jobs
Services:
On-Site Academy offers a wide range of services that can be grouped into three categories: Short-term, Extended Stay and Non-Residential. Visit their site to learn more.
Location:
Westminster, MA 01473
Contact:
Phone: 978-874-0177
Email: onsite-ggi@onsiteacademy.org
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McLean Hospital understands that police, active military and other first responders endure unique on-duty and personal stresses, and also face many obstacles in seeking help.
The LEADER (Law Enforcement, Active Duty, Emergency Responder) program at McLean Hospital is proud to provide specialized mental health and addiction services, designed specifically for men and women in uniform.
Our team of physicians, psychologists, social workers, nurses, and counselors is experienced and expert in working with police, active military and first responders.
Phone: 617.855.3141
Emergency Resources & Hotlines for First Responders
If you or someone on your team needs immediate support, these 24/7 crisis lines are confidential and staffed by people who understand public safety.
Fire/EMS Helpline (Firefighter & EMS Mental Health Support Line)
1-888-731-FIRE (3473)
Operated by the Firefighter Behavioral Health Alliance
Safe Call Now (Nationwide support for public safety professionals)
1-206-459-3020
Non-Emergency Tools & Resources
These tools are great for everyday use—whether you’re looking to understand your own stress responses, learn something new, or share support with your team.
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The Firefighter Deconstructed – Honest conversations with firefighters and mental health experts.
Behind the Shield – Interviews with tactical professionals and experts on mental wellness, performance, and leadership.
The Squad Room – A podcast for law enforcement officers looking to improve their health, wellness, and mindset.
Twisted Remedies – Exploring the benefits of Jiu Jitsu and other “twisted” remedies in trauma recovery
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Bulletproof Spirit by Dan Willis
The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk
On Combat by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman
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Have a resource you think we should add?
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Email us at info@publicsafetyconsultingne.com.
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