Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd
Therapist Brooke Greenig
Therapist Brooke Greenig
Therapist Brooke Greenig
Thursday 10th October 2024
Therapist Brooke Greenig shares her passion for helping veterans & first responders with hosts Austin Pederson & Brad Shepherd on 'No One Fights Alone'.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the unique cultural needs of veterans and first responders is crucial for effective therapy.
- Evidence-based methods are essential in providing specialised mental health support.
- Leadership plays a significant role in addressing mental health challenges within first responder communities.
- Personal experiences can greatly inform therapeutic approaches and improve outcomes.
- Specialised support systems are vital for maintaining the mental health of those who serve.
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In this episode of 'No One Fights Alone', hosts Austin Pederson and Brad Shepherd sit down with Brooke Greenig, a dedicated therapist from River District Counseling in Yankton, South Dakota. Brooke, who holds a master’s degree in military social work from the University of Southern California, shares her extensive experience working with veterans and first responders.
The conversation dives into her unique educational background, which focuses on evidence-based methods tailored for those who have served in the military and first responder roles. Brooke's passion for mental health is palpable as she discusses the importance of understanding the culture of these groups to provide effective support. She also opens up about her time working in maximum security forensic mental health hospitals, highlighting the profound impact it had on her approach to therapy.
Austin and Brad bring their own insights into the discussion, exploring themes of leadership and mental health within the first responder community. They touch on the challenges these heroes face and the critical need for specialised support systems. Brooke's candid anecdotes and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for anyone connected to the first responder or veteran community.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the mental health struggles faced by those who protect us and learn how we can better support them.