• Beyond The Call Experiences of High Trauma Occupations

  • 著者: Peter Vinnicombe
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Beyond The Call Experiences of High Trauma Occupations

著者: Peter Vinnicombe
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  • Beyond The Call looks at the people behind the occupations we respect and admire, or sometimes take for granted. We look beyond the blood, guts and danger, and look at the whole journeys of people that put their own wellbeing to the test in hundreds of different occupations. Paramedics, Firefighter, Police, Corrections, Mental Health Specialists, Emergency and Intensive medical personnel, Tow Truck Drivers, Teachers, Undertakers.... The list of jobs that cause trauma and harm to participants is extensive. Trauma effects the employee, the families, the community. We take a long look at people who have lived these special occupations, and we explore what drew them to the job? what kept them in the job? What costs did it have for them and their families? What positives came from the job? and what healing journeys did they undertake? We talk to experts in the fields of trauma and recovery, and show people that there is a journey forward after physical and mental injuries that came as part of their occupations. Warning: Some content is sensitive, and will include PTSD, suicidal ideation and attempts, graphic scenes, and graphic images. Content can be triggering and emotional. Please use your discretion. We explore occupational trauma, organisational trauma, vicarious trauma and much more. But it is not just doom and gloom, you will hear uplifting stories of overcoming seemingly impossible injuries, laughter, love, community, and hope. We will go much deeper into lived experiences of those in high trauma occupations!!
    Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
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Beyond The Call looks at the people behind the occupations we respect and admire, or sometimes take for granted. We look beyond the blood, guts and danger, and look at the whole journeys of people that put their own wellbeing to the test in hundreds of different occupations. Paramedics, Firefighter, Police, Corrections, Mental Health Specialists, Emergency and Intensive medical personnel, Tow Truck Drivers, Teachers, Undertakers.... The list of jobs that cause trauma and harm to participants is extensive. Trauma effects the employee, the families, the community. We take a long look at people who have lived these special occupations, and we explore what drew them to the job? what kept them in the job? What costs did it have for them and their families? What positives came from the job? and what healing journeys did they undertake? We talk to experts in the fields of trauma and recovery, and show people that there is a journey forward after physical and mental injuries that came as part of their occupations. Warning: Some content is sensitive, and will include PTSD, suicidal ideation and attempts, graphic scenes, and graphic images. Content can be triggering and emotional. Please use your discretion. We explore occupational trauma, organisational trauma, vicarious trauma and much more. But it is not just doom and gloom, you will hear uplifting stories of overcoming seemingly impossible injuries, laughter, love, community, and hope. We will go much deeper into lived experiences of those in high trauma occupations!!
Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
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  • Beyond The Call with guest Lori Hodges (Emergency Management) Part 2 of 2
    2024/11/25

    This episode of the Beyond the Call podcast continues a conversation with Lori Hodges, an Emergency Management leader from Colorado, USA.

    The episode delves into her experiences dealing with back-to-back hurricanes in Florida, detailing the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) and her role within Incident Management Teams.

    Lori discusses her deployments, the challenges of managing large-scale disasters, including power outages and community resilience. The discussion also covers her background as a paramedic, the importance of preparedness, and her coping mechanisms for dealing with trauma, which she elaborates on in her book, ‘Shaking in the Forest: Finding Light in the Darkness.’

    Lori emphasizes the necessity of personal and community preparedness and the positive outcomes that can emerge from disaster situations.

    Channels:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563392471037

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8mIMW1qdbST7m6wt5xYoEl7S4K1poXr&si=RfDN7J-ZlhY2IaLa

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3H9N5lh0UEP0Uw6C6kch0B?si=e6d9c8e5bd42409c

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-call-experiences-of-high-trauma-occupations/id1766086068

    Twitter: https://x.com/beyondthecalls

    www.beyondthecall.podbean.com

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    47 分
  • Beyond The Call with Guest Lori Hodges (Emergency Management) Part 1 of 2
    2024/11/18

    In this episode of Beyond The Call, host Peter interviews Lori Hodges, an Emergency Management Leader with a background in paramedicine and firefighting.

    Lori discusses her upbringing in rural Colorado, her early involvement with the Civil Air Patrol, and her transition into emergency services after helping a woman at a Grateful Dead concert.

    She shares experiences from her time as a paramedic and firefighter, including dealing with trauma, handling major incidents, and coping with burnout.

    Lori explains how she moved into emergency management, her educational path, and the lessons she learned about chaos theory and complexity theory, which shaped her approach to disaster management.

    The episode highlights the importance of trust, continual learning, and the evolving role of technology, including AI, in emergency management.

    Channels:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563392471037

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8mIMW1qdbST7m6wt5xYoEl7S4K1poXr&si=RfDN7J-ZlhY2IaLa

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3H9N5lh0UEP0Uw6C6kch0B?si=e6d9c8e5bd42409c

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-call-experiences-of-high-trauma-occupations/id1766086068

    Twitter: https://x.com/beyondthecalls

    www.beyondthecall.podbean.com

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    54 分
  • Captain Matt Frost (Retired) Former Army Pilot Part 6 (Final)
    2024/11/11

    Captain Matt Frost (Retired) is a former helicopter pilot with The Australian Army. Diagnosed later in life with Autism and ADHD, This is a journey everyone needs to hear. In this 6 part series, we talk to Matt about his journey from childhood to the Army, and the toll the journey took.

    Episode 6 - In this final episode of our conversation with Matt, we discuss his recovery, and his road forward. His bodybuilder, modelling and acting career, and what he sees in his future.

    Matts Instagram handle is @silverfrost80

    Channels:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563392471037

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLl8mIMW1qdbST7m6wt5xYoEl7S4K1poXr&si=RfDN7J-ZlhY2IaLa

    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3H9N5lh0UEP0Uw6C6kch0B?si=e6d9c8e5bd42409c

    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-call-experiences-of-high-trauma-occupations/id1766086068

    Twitter: https://x.com/beyondthecalls

    www.beyondthecall.podbean.com

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    33 分

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