Finding Strength Podcast
Finding Strength Podcast
59: The Culture of Camaraderie Among First Responders - Ryan Scellick
59: The Culture of Camaraderie Among First Responders - Ryan Scellick
59: The Culture of Camaraderie Among First Responders - Ryan Scellick
Wednesday 12th April 2023
Ryan Scellick shares insights into first responder camaraderie and mental health challenges in this heartfelt episode.
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Episode Overview
- The episode provides insights into the challenges and experiences faced by first responders, shedding light on the importance of camaraderie and support within the community.
- Guest Ryan Scellick shares his personal journey, emphasizing the significance of mental health and the evolving dynamics within the first responder culture.
- The hosts and guests candidly discuss the impact of trauma, the need for mental health support, and the upcoming conference focusing on mental health and leadership.
- The conversation highlights the importance of open dialogue and support, offering a thought-provoking insight into the world of first responders and the critical issues they face.
- The episode emphasizes the value of sharing personal experiences to promote understanding and support within the first responder community.
I've saved more lives by sharing my story than I ever have pushed my black and white on the streets of Yakima. Because if you can see yourself in me and go, hey man, Jared was suffering. He did the most courageous thing and he asked for help. And that's a beautiful thing.
What does it mean to be part of a tight-knit community of first responders? In this episode, Matt Quackenbush, along with guest hosts Jordan Lee and Jared Nesary, sit down with Ryan 'Patches' Scellick to uncover the unique culture within the fire and police services. Ryan, who began his journey as a volunteer at 17 and rose to become a captain at Pasco Fire Department, shares his experiences and insights into the camaraderie that binds first responders together.
The conversation goes beyond just the daily duties and dives into the mental health challenges that these heroes face. They discuss how trauma impacts their lives and the importance of having a supportive network. Ryan emphasizes the need for open dialogue about mental health and the role that conferences play in bringing first responders together to share their stories and find support. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the socio-cultural issues that affect the mental well-being of first responders.
The episode also highlights the importance of maintaining a strong sense of community and the ongoing efforts to foster an environment where mental health is prioritized. Whether you're a first responder or someone who wants to understand their world better, this episode offers a heartfelt look into their lives and the challenges they bravely face.