Public safety members and first responders are facing challenges today as never before. The toll of the job is exacting and goes far beyond the physical demands.
| SAN DIEGO, Oct. 28, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Public safety members and first responders are facing challenges today as never before. The toll of the job is exacting and goes far beyond the physical demands. Productive members are being lost to their agencies because of the unseen effects of the job. The Public Safety Peer Support Association is excited to be offering their 4th annual conference, Wellness on the Front Line conference at Mission Bay in San Diego, California at the Paradise Point Resort & Spa from November 5-8, 2019.
Brain imaging experts at Amen Clinics have been studying brain scans of first responders and commonly find evidence of head injuries, exposure to toxins, and exposure to trauma. For 30 years, Amen Clinics has been helping people, including first responders, optimize their brain health to minimize symptoms associated with mental health. The 2019 conference unites a spectrum of public safety disciplines with a common purpose; Bringing wellness to the front line for public safety. The PSPSA is honored to offer nationally recognized speakers to present on topics including: PTS & suicide, first responder health, stress and wellness. Director, Nancy Bohl-Penrod, Ph.D. states, “The public safety peer support association is a nonprofit association that ethically and responsibly supports peer support programs throughout the world. It is involved in the development and implementation for a successful program, including setting the standards for peer support programs. PSPSA members receive the best training possible to help them deal with the professional and personal issues that may arise when a public safety employee is involved in a critical incident.” ABOUT AMEN CLINICS Media Contact:
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