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911 for 911 Radio interviews Cal Fire Battalion Chief Stave Diaz
911 for 911 Radio interviews Cal Fire Battalion Chief Stave Diaz
911 for 911 Radio interviews Cal Fire Battalion Chief Stave Diaz
Wednesday 29th May 2019
Join Chief Steve Diaz on '911 for 911 Radio' as he discusses mental health support for first responders with host Mark Lamplugh.
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Get the buttons here!Battalion Chief Steve Diaz on Supporting First Responders' Mental Health
So being very consistent and being available and being confidential, because once you have a peer who mentions anything about any peer activity, then you pretty much can figure your program is not going to prosper. But just throwing people in the program because we have to get this program might be something that shouts watch out, and that makes a good point.
Ever wondered how first responders manage the stress and trauma of their demanding jobs? In this episode of '911 for 911 Radio', host Mark Lamplugh sits down with CAL FIRE Battalion Chief Steve Diaz to discuss the mental health challenges faced by emergency responders. With two decades of experience under his belt, Diaz provides a deep dive into the programs designed to support these everyday heroes, including the Substance Abuse Assistance Program and Critical Incident Stress Management.
Diaz emphasizes the crucial role of peer support and cultural understanding in these initiatives. He also touches on the often-overlooked aspect of family involvement in responder wellness. The conversation doesn't shy away from the tough topics, like the impact of emergency work on mental health and the importance of confidentiality in peer support programs. This episode is packed with valuable insights for anyone interested in the well-being of first responders.
Whether you're in the field, have a loved one who is, or are simply curious about the behind-the-scenes struggles of these vital roles, you'll find this discussion both informative and eye-opening. Tune in to learn how we can better support those who are always there for us.