In This Masterclass
YOU WILL LEARN
1
How To Identify Operational Stress
Our First Responders are likely to get an Operational Stress Injury at some point in their career. Learn how to spot it!
2
How To Identify Secondary Stress
First Responder Spouses and Children can have Secondary Stress from this lifestyle. Let's talk about how to recognize it!
3
How To Talk As A Family In The Hot Mess
Learn strategies to talk to your kids and as a couple when things are hard.
4
Family Resilience Tools To Use Right Now
Walk away with tools to become a family stress busting team!
"Until I found this program my experiences reaching out for support were not helpful. This world is unique and this program helped us feel understood. "
TONYA, FIRST RESPONDER SPOUSE
Do you feel the stressors of this unique lifestyle impacting you & your family?
Your First Responder starts their career. They are excited and eager to make a difference. You are proud and supportive.
Overtime you notice changes they are negative, moody, detached, have a distant stare and glazed over look. They no longer want to socialize or do the things they once enjoyed.
You are overwhelmed, doing all the things to care for your First Responder Family, while trying to juggle and balance life. You are exhausted, lonely and sad.
Your kids are starting to withdraw or become clingy. You notice they have anxiety and changes in their sleep, appetite, school performance and relationships with peers.
You keep trying to go on. It gets harder. You feel you are at a breaking point.
Join me to learn what it takes to connect, communication, restore peace in your home and become resilient as a First Responder Family!
Instructor, Kimberly Williamson
Founder First Responder Family Wellness Center
Just like you I am a First Responder Spouse. My husband developed an Operational Stress Injury - PTSI. Our children & I experienced Secondary Stress. I get it.
As a therapist, specialized in trauma, I love working with First Responder Families to support them in getting ahead of the stress or while they are in the mess of it.
I have been working with individuals and families for 24 years in trauma, mental health and addictions. With training from some of the world renowned therapists, my passion is to support First Responder Families in making meaningful resilient changes every single day.
