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Job-Related Stress: Signs and Symptoms (15 minutes)
Job-Related Stress: Self-Intervention Strategies (17 minutes)
Job-Related Stress: Part Two (20 minutes)
Job-Related Stress: Self-Intervention Part 3 (18 minutes)
Job-Related Stress: Where to Find Help (7 minutes)
Conversation with Anita (38 minutes)
Quiz: Job-Related Stress
Breaking the Grip of Compassion Fatigue
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Anthony
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Shannon
Very informative
This was a very informative course that provided valuable information. Thank you!
Joan
good
good
Hunter
Stress recognition and treatment are such an important aspect of our job.
The Information was very beneficial and well put together
Tracy
Medicolegal Death Investigator
Good but not great
Johnny
Great stuff!
Drake is the GOAT!
Rosa
The information covered a lot of valuable material.
Great Job!
James
Wonderful information
It was a great course.
Char
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Great course and refresher on how to take better care of ourselves.
Krysten
Secondary Trauma
I think this course was great however, the primary focus was law enforcement. As someone in a different field (I am an ED RN who provides forensic care to victims and families and is currently working toward field investigation and death investigation) I think it would be beneficial if information covered more broad of a spectrum and had quests who specialize in these fields (trauma informed care, secondary trauma) etc. as the course seemed to be more of a personal opinion.
Jennifer
Intriguing and thought provoking title. Draws you in to want to discover more.
The content of the presentation/discussion was eye and mind opening. The solutions and suggestions were on point and well thought out.
Tiffany
Josh
Traumatic stress is a real thing and we should be aware of this in our daily lives and work
content of this program was informative and appropriate
troy
Coroner
Very good class, gives you an insight into how we need to be able to handle stress in a job that it high stress and demanding of all who work in it.
Bernard
great
great
Steve
PTSD is real
I now have it from watching this video. I did not enjoy the way this class was done. The expert was continuously talked over by someone that I felt was not an expert in the field. The presentation is nothing new I have been recieving this information for the last 10 years. Here is the thing that you all are missing in everyone of these presentations. By telling us that we will lose everything (wife/husband, job, money) this is the totally wrong way to go about it. You need to connect with the ones in trouble and I can tell you right now these are not the people that watch your videos. It is not the ones that are talking to councilors, friends and family. You are missing the boat and this is why PTSD or ShellShock is suck a big deal. This video is not the way to combat the issues.
Kevin
Great job
Sue
Excellent
was very informative and gave me some ideas that I had not thought about to help with the day to day stress and how it affects my mentaL HEALTH.
Craig
Combating stress
Good class. I have taught stress relief to EMS, Fire, and Law Enforcement for many years. I learned some new info to help others. Thanks
Brandon
Excellent topic and great information
Good content and in depth discussion about the issue
Ronald
Combating Secondary Traumatic stress
Very good points made in handling stress.
Sharon
Good topic
Very good information
Earl
Title was apporpriate for this course.
Keith
Secondary Traumatic Stress
many excellent suggestions and great information.
Ben
Compassion Fatigue
Chris
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scotty
excellent
excellent
David
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stres
Dominic
5
5
Jessie
Very good response to viewing stress in the field.
5 Star
Vonnie
very good course
Good instructors
Gwendolyn
This was a very informational and thought provoking title.
The informtion presented in this setting is very helpful and may help save marriages and other relationships. It may also save lives. This is a very timely video.
Kimberly
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Good. But quite lengthy.
Linda
Recognizing and combating secondary traumatic stress
Great information shared by Anita Brooks
Gary
wright on
really good subject but it could be done in less time.
Don
Recognizing & Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Good topic - use more graphics rather than all lecture!
Jimmy
It’s good
Covered the session well
John
My opinion
Very in depth and tried to touch on several issues in a shotgun format. This probably could have been either broken down further or expanded into a longer course with more information passed. Overall, a 5 star for content, 4.5 for organization and depth.
Colleen
Good info
Hard topic fully explored.
Raymond
WAS GOOD
WAS GOOD
robert
states it correctly
this should be shared with fire/ems, law enforcement, coroner, victims assistant programs every where.
Regina
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Focused on compassion fatigue and how to deal with short term and long term stress.
Michael
Well covered
Brittany
Important information
I really found this helpful and informative. Super Important for each person in this line of work.
John
Basics of responding to and investigating various death scenes/incidents
Good overview of prevention, recognition and ways to reduce compassion fatigue and secondary stress.
Dave
found it very helpful
again very helpful
Susan
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Gives you a lot to think about
Chad
Great
Great stuff very helpful
Audrey Rebecca
Great!
Very helpful information. Enjoyed the class.
Chris
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Ben
Compassion Fatigue
Tom
Fits subject mater.
Very good, opened my eyes to things I was not aware of.
Charles
Recognizing and Combating Secondary and Truamatic Stress
It was awesome. I took lots of notes and I will take advantage of the advice given to be better at being a deputy coroner and office manager.
Lorne Keith
Title accurately describes the content.
I thoroughly enjoyed this class! Everyone should be required to take this course.
Jimmy
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Andrew
Title is fine.
The panel interview is hard to sit through for almost 2 hours.
Michael
Great information
Well taught and very important information. Thanks so much
jessie
Something no one has talked about in my circle.
I intend to use what I have learned to my daily life.
Jerry
Possibly the most vital course in the program.
Great discussion of the mental health issues facing last responders as well as first responders.
LISA
4 STAR
4 STAR
DeeAnn
recognizing and combating secondary traumatic stress
good
Jeffrey
Good con-ed
Marl
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
I learn better when I am relaxed. This course does just that.
Larry
N/A
Long but Intuitive
Beverly
appropriate
long
Danny
great
great
Billy
Great info.
I would recommend this to others in a high stress environment
Herman
Valuable information
Nikki
Great resource for LEO and MLDI
I was thoroughly impressed with the information provided. Being a police officer for 10 years and a Medicolegal Death Investigator for an additional 10 years I was able to pinpoint several things that led to my career change just last year.
Blake
very good information
Tracy
Amazing
Incredible help to recognize issues as they come up
Carla
Great Information and Resources!
These can be applied in other areas of life as well. Thank you.
Lawrence
Secondary Traumatic Stress
The course was well presented and covered all areas of PTSD and front line affects.
Jimmy
Good Course
Good information
Rolando
Excelent
Patti
Great
Great
Stephen
I thought it was a great course!
I am a licensed funeral director and this helped me so much.
Brian
Is fine
Text was appropriate
Jody
Gives a lot to honk about
👍👍
Lisa
What a Great Reminder....
This was an excellent reminder to do emotional Self Checks. Thank you for the gentle nudge. Greatly appreciated.
Kim
The title adequately described the course
The text was very good. Something I think everyone needs to hear.
Larissa
Great training
Cortnie
great!
much needed for a crime scene technician.
Ashley
This course was very relatable in the field I deal with.
Shiloh
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Excellent information and presentation.
Derrick
Absolutely On Point
grant
excellent
Brett
Recognizing and Combating Secondary traumatic stress
Good class. this is a good basic/first type class to become familiar with Secondary Traumatic Stress
Carl
Appropriate for the course
I thought it was informative and this class should be mandatory for police executives.
Wendell
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Excellent
Lake
very interesting
very interesting
Bobbi Jo
Good topic
Jeffrey
secondary traumatic stress
James
Death Investigator
Great course. Lots of good information.
Stewart
This is something that every justice professional should consider.
This course really hit home with me. I really appreciate the content of this course. The speakers were great and I really appreciate this training opportunity.
Jennifer
Great!
Maybe just add in a few demonstrative aids or other slides to keep the viewers attention.
Savannah
Good course
instructive
Carley
Recognizing and Combating Secondary Traumatic Stress
Great training! Thank you for the useful tips and suggestions in combating stress and burnout.
Russell
Excellent overview
Very appropriate for all first responders; fairly well covered in a pretty comprehensive yet easy to understand way.
Kristine
Fair
The constant referral to a "higher power" is a bit offputting to those of us who do not believe in one.