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Dr Samantha Dutton, Dean @ Phoenix University and I discuss PTSD and First Responders
Dr Samantha Dutton, Dean @ Phoenix University and I discuss PTSD and First Responders
Dr Samantha Dutton, Dean @ Phoenix University and I discuss PTSD and First Responders
Friday 10th August 2018
Dr. Samantha Dutton talks about PTSD in first responders, emphasizing training, safe spaces, and peer support on 'Rescue the Rescuer'.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Silence: PTSD in First Responders with Dr. Samantha Dutton
We're not going to talk about- oh, I've got a celebrity son on the show. I, Sam, really applaud what you're doing. And I hope it's not one person in my family?
When it comes to the unsung heroes of our society, first responders often bear the brunt of unseen battles. In this episode of 'Rescue the Rescuer', Dr. Samantha Dutton, Dean at Phoenix University, joins the host for a candid discussion about PTSD and its profound impact on first responders. With an impressive background that includes roles like Deputy Commander of Medical Operations at Mike O’Callaghan Military Medical Center, Dr. Dutton brings both expertise and heartfelt passion to the table.
The conversation dives into a study revealing that one in three first responders have a formal diagnosis of depression or PTSD, a staggering statistic that underscores the urgency of addressing mental health in this community. But why do so many suffer in silence? Stigma and lack of proper training often keep these brave individuals from seeking the help they need. Dr.
Dutton emphasizes the critical need for specialized training and creating safe spaces where first responders can openly discuss their struggles without fear of judgment. She also highlights the power of peer support groups in fostering a sense of community and shared understanding. This episode is not just informative but deeply moving, as both the host and Dr. Dutton share personal stories and reflections, making it clear that while the journey is tough, support and solutions are within reach.
If you’re looking for an engaging and heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the mental health challenges faced by first responders, this episode is a must-listen.