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Hosts:
Dr. Ashlee Gethner, LCSW – Child of a Police Officer
Jennifer Woosley Saylor, LPCC S – Child of a Police Officer
Episode Overview
In this episode, Jennifer and Ashlee dive into an exciting new adventure as they prep for their involvement with ILEETA - the International Law Enforcement Educators and Training Association. They share behind-the-scenes details about being invited to present and record live at the upcoming conference, their hopes for connecting with first responders from around the globe, and what it means for their podcast community.
While Jennifer reveals a bit of FOMO about missing the conference because of family commitments, Ashlee discusses the nerves and honor of representing the show in a live podcasting arena. They reflect on their show's growth, the importance of including first responder families in the conversation, and how culture and location shape the first responder experience from Texas to Wisconsin to Sweden!
This episode is filled with humor, heartfelt stories (like cowboy boot adventures and clever firefighter date tricks), and genuine curiosity. Jennifer and Ashlee encourage listeners to send in questions and feedback, making this a truly interactive season for "When The Call Hits Home."
Key Topics Covered
The honor (and anxiety) of presenting and podcasting live at ILITA’s international conference
ILEETA explained: what it stands for and why it matters for law enforcement education globally
The vital role families play in first responder mental health and community
Contrasts and similarities across first responder experiences from different U.S. states to international cultures
The importance of wraparound wellness: addressing not just mental health, but physical fitness, financial well-being, and more
Send in your questions, topics, and experiences!
Jennifer and Ashlee want to include listener voices in their conference coverage—don't be shy!
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