This approach helps first responders build resilience, manage stress, and develop healthy coping mechanisms, enhancing their well-being both on and off duty.

*coaching is not psychotherapy and does not involve diagnosis or treatment of mental health disorders*

Trauma-Informed Therapy helps first responders heal from past traumas and mental health challenges, diagnosing and treating psychological conditions. Trauma-Informed Coaching focuses on building resilience and achieving future goals, providing support and strategies without diagnosing or treating mental health issues.

If you're a first responder looking to enhance your resilience, set and achieve personal or professional goals, and develop effective strategies to manage stress, trauma-informed coaching may be for you. This approach focuses on your future potential and strengths, offering practical, action-oriented support without diagnosing or treating mental health conditions.

However, if you are dealing with significant past traumas or mental health challenges that require diagnosis and treatment, trauma-informed therapy might be a better option. Therapy focuses on healing and addressing deeper psychological issues, providing a clinical approach to mental health care.