TIPs: Anxiety, Panic and OCD > Critical Incident Stress
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Public service professionals are exposed to a wide range of trauma in the course of their careers and daily life. CIS can help process those traumatic events when they happen to reduce the effects of PTSD on police, medical staff, first responders, fire fighters, and public service professionals. Read more about CIS management and how the Center for Growth can help you after a traumatic event.
Burnout is a common condition experienced by many first responders, it is tough to quantify the number of first responders that experience burnout, since it can appear in many different ways and because first continue reading
Stress Therapy in Philadelphia: “What is Critical Incident Stress?” Jeffery Mitchell of the University of Maryland, developed the term critical incident stress (CIS) after working with firemen/firewomen and police officers. He defined critical continue reading
Police Officers & Trauma Therapy in Philadelphia Police officers jobs require them to control their emotional reactions, even when faced with very emotionally overwhelming situations. For instance, when talking with a child who has been continue reading
