ABOUT THE CLASS
Being in emergency services is a demanding, challenging, and emotionally-draining career. You are exposed to the most horrific tragedies on a daily basis and are required to remain calm and focused regardless of how the situation affects you—this can sometimes cause unhealthy or absent coping mechanisms that can 'bleed' into their personal life. This training will equip emergency responders, law enforcement and hospital staff with the tools needed to provide effective emotional first aid to their peers (peer-to-peer support) and better assist citizens in crisis, which can lead to a healthier career.
E-TIP is POST Accredited. CEUs are also available through SNHD
WHAT WE TEACH
• Emotional First Aid Skills
• Practical Support Skills
• Dealing with Someone in Crisis
• Death Notification Tips
• Peer Support Techniques
• Dealing with Death
• Coroner's Office Procedure
• Self-Care Techniques
• Follow-up and long-term care
THE INSTRUCTORS
E-TIP is taught by trainers who are nationally-certified by the Trauma Intervention Program and are employees of TIP or a local government agency. Trainers have been vetted to instruct this course and have personally handled thousands of crisis scenes and have taught many training academies and E-TIP training courses.
Schedule a Class
If you are interested in hosting a private class for your employees, please contact us. Employees do not have to be direct first responders to benefit from this course.
Questions? Please contact Jill Roberts at (702) 229-0271 or [email protected].