Our Incident stress management course is designed to deal with the stress that occurs at the time of the emergency.  It is taught by a counselor who worked in a hospital emergency room, mainly counseling patients, but also providing ER room stress management to nurses and doctors during times of gross chaos to return their focus to the situation at hand. 

 Like in a hospital emergency room, many unfortunate and unsightly chaotic situations can occur  during emergency response.  And like doctors and nurses, emergency responders--commanders, command staff personnel, leaders, and responders--must deal with it, get through it and make important decisions with good judgment.

 Our training provides an understanding of stress, and offers several stress management skills to prevent reaching the breaking point during an emergency.  The training is also structured to provide skills to recognize when an individual is having trouble, so aid can be given.

 Worth Considering: 

Stress affects everyone and everyone has a breaking point, even the most experienced personnel.

Stress has no boundaries, is cumulative, (ER, Home, Work) and thus a breaking point can happen at any time.

Born with the ability or not…it doesn’t make a difference in industry, because it may be merely a job title that makes an individual a part-time IC, who may at any time face the worst.  Hence, stress management improvement through training is not only prudent, but also absolutely necessary.