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Tired First Responders are Bad for Business

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Disruptive Sleep & Calming the Racing Mind

When it’s all said and done, we will have spent nearly a third of our lives sleeping. So, to think that many are living with disrupted sleep makes me wonder how much sleep some will get.

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The Link Between Sleep Disturbance Issues and Suicide

Sleep plays an important role in many aspects of our lives, yet, we often take it for granted. There are may risks to not getting adequate sleep, (accidents, poor decision making, forgetfulness, etc).

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FATAL FACTOR 4: The Role of Sleep and Suicide Risk.

Adequate sleep is essential to overall health and wellness and in reducing suicidality and completed suicide. This webinar will look at sleep issues facing our first responder populations.

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Suicide Risk Among Middle-Aged Males

Deaths by suicide nationwide from 2000-2016 rose 30 percent (APA, 2019). There is no doubt time and money are being invested into this life-saving effort, but research shows that suicide awareness and prevention efforts do not lead to significant....

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First Responder Suicide and Accidental Overdose Death A Snapshot of Substance Use and Abuse

Substance abuse and addiction issues affect millions of Americans every year, and our first responder populations are not exempt. Deaths by suicide and accidental overdose bring this sad reality to the forefront.