• Mental Health and Wellness Mini Series - Part II ft. Ofc Macaig

  • Apr 4 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
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Mental Health and Wellness Mini Series - Part II ft. Ofc Macaig

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  • For part II in our multi part mini series on responder mental health and wellness, host Prescott Nadeau interviews Williston Police Officer Dan Macaig.

    Dan has been a firefighter, EMT and police officer in a wide range of areas including on call, career, volunteer, busy houses, slow houses... the whole gammut.

    We talk about a range of topics including:
    • Mental health and responder wellness conversations during entry level recruit academies
    • The journey of a responder as his cup slowly fills up and what happens when it overflows
    • Breaking the stigma of the "salty old school responder" and "suck it up"
    • Acute stress reactions and how to seek help
    • The drastic effect a listening ear can have on someone in need of help
    • An example of the wrong clinician (followed by finding the right one)
    • A discussion about EMDR and the tangible benefit to responders
    What do you want the listeners to do tomorrow?
    - Treat others like you want to be treated

    Want to reach out to Dan? daniel.c.macaig@gmail.com
    Want to reach Prescott? (802) 999-5944 or prescott.nadeau@thereadinesslab.com

    Resources:
    • Mind the Frontline
    • IAFF Center for Excellence
    • Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
    • PFFV Peer Support Hotline- 1-833-802-7337
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