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- The BC Wildfire Service addressed the mental health needs of its staff following the 2023 wildfire season in British Columbia.
- This emphasis arose after six wildland firefighters in B.C. Lost their lives, coupled with widespread stress and fatigue within the team, leading to the introduction of proactive mental health initiatives.
- Key initiatives include the New Recruit Boot Camp, Resilient Minds training by the Canadian Mental Health Association, and a 24/7 mental health hotline for all employees.
- The Resilient Minds program teaches the '4R Action Toolkit'—Recognize, Respond, Resources, and Reconnect—to reduce trauma impact and enhance psychological health.
- These developments suggest BC Wildfire is improving mental health support to increase resilience and reduce stigma among frontline and support staff.
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Mansfield faith nonprofit, Texas Health Resources offer chaplain workshop to address mental health challenges
When Stan Prichard began his work as a chaplain for Mansfield Mission Center in 2022, he was reminded of the Bible verse in James that said “Be quick to listen” and “slow to speak.” Formerly a chaplain at First Methodist Mansfield, Prichard began offering spiritual support to visitors of the Linda Nix Clinic at Mansfield Mission Center, a faith-based nonprofit aimed at addressing food, health and clothing needs in the community. “I soon discover…
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