Code 3 - The Firefighters Podcast
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If you’ve ever known a firefighter who committed suicide, you know how it can change your life.
It may have come as a complete surprise to you. Or maybe you had been worried about the firefighter’s state of mind.
There’s been a lot said and written about what we can do for ourselves to prevent suicide.
But today, we’re going to talk about a program designed to help you intervene in another firefighter’s emotional crisis before it becomes a fatal one.
It's called “Small Bites.” Because that’s how you fix an elephant-size problem…one small bite at a time.
The program was developed by Sheena Glover. She is a captain with the Omaha, Nebraska Fire Department. She’s a 15-year veteran and holds several specialty ratings. Sheena is just the fourth Black female in the history of the department.
Small Lessons That Can Have Big Results with Charlie Evans
Live Rescue Review with Scott Orr
When You Can't Save Them with John Lightly
FDIC 2019 Wrap-Up with Bobby Halton
Just In It For The T-Shirt with Jeremy Perrien
The Art of Being a Fire Officer with Kirk Galatas
Stopping Rekindles with Nick Martin
To Vent the Roof or Not with Frank Ricci
Networking for the Future Firefighter with Dave McGlynn
RIT Team Readiness with Keith Padgett
In-Air Standby for HEMS with Joseph Uridil
Life and Death Matters with Sam and Chris Adams
Active Shooter Response and Prevention: Your FDs Role with Alan Berkowsky
Six Tips for Newly Promoted Officers with Rom Duckworth
EMS Feud: Fire vs. Ambulance with Scott Freitag and Glenn Kasprzyk
Editorial: NYC's Really Dumb Siren Proposal
Victims Expecting Search? with Brian Brush
Should Your Department Run Its Own Ambulances? with Joe Maruca and Steve Wirth
Where and When to Stretch Dry with Anthony Avillo
Clean-Cab Controversy with David Lujan and Keith Collins
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