GIỚI THIỆU VỀ TẬP NÀY
This episode takes us all the way to Australia
We sat down with a fellow first responder to talk about his own experiences in the field, what led him to become involved in peer support, and how advocacy has become such an important part of his work.
We talk about the signs and symptoms that can sometimes be overlooked after difficult calls and experiences, why recognizing those changes matters, and the stigma that can make asking for help feel like weakness.
Because it shouldn’t.
Asking for help is not a failure. It’s not weakness. And you shouldn’t have to reach a breaking point before someone realizes you need support.
From Australia to the U.S., the frontline may look different — but the need for connection, understanding, and support doesn’t stop at the border.
