#ResponderReadiness Workshop- Coweta County, GA
August 23 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Free
The #ResponderReadiness Workshop
The 1-Day #ResponderReadiness Workshop trains an entire community of First Responders. The program consists of one Responder Readiness Workshops where First Responders participate in dynamic and highly engaging training on matters of Performance, Persistence, and Prevention. The workshop is an exploration of how trauma and stress impact our lives and careers and what we can do about it. Participants will leave prepared to confront their own stressors, engage peers in an #IWillListen Conversation using the Results Oriented Communication Model, and have a set of five resilience skills they can practice on and off the job. In the four-hour #Supervisor Readiness workshop facilitated by an experienced first responder supervisor, participants will engage in meaningful conversations about the stressful and often traumatic life of a first responder. Participants should expect to leave the workshop with a better understanding of how stress and trauma affect first responder performance and be equipped with techniques to build resilience and initiate difficult conversations.
Coweta County, GA- Flyer Responder Readiness by Michael Marotta
#ResponderReadiness- Wednesday (0800-1200)
In this workshop facilitated by an experienced first responder, participants will engage in meaningful conversations about the stressful and often traumatic life of a first responder. Participants should expect to leave the workshop with a better understanding of how stress and trauma affect first responder performance and be equipped with techniques to build resilience and initiate difficult conversations
#SupervisorReadiness-Wednesday(1300-1700)
Those who supervise first responders lead individuals in high stakes fields who are managing both cumulative and acute stressors. This course will explain why the mental and physical health of agency personnel should be a high priority for all agencies, addresses development of supporting resources and discusses policy considerations. Prerequisite: Participants must complete the First H.E.L.P. Responder Readiness Workshop prior to attending this training.
